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SxSW 2019
My recap of #SxSW2019 and #SxSWGaming at #CyberMeansPilot
The Psychology of Zelda has allowed me to travel throughout the United States to promote the book. This type of travel would typically be limited to going to Barnes and Noble throughout Ohioto sign copies of the book. I have been fortunate enough however to go to conferences to present the research associated with the book. One such presentation was last week at South-by-Southwest (#SxSW). I need…
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The Psychology of Zelda by Anthony Bean
An in depth discussion on the much-loved series. #legendofzelda #psychology @NetGalley @VideoGameDoc
4/5 stars. ebook, 256 pages. Read from March 12, 2019 to March 20, 2019.
Ocarina of Time was it for me, the magical game that got me hooked on gaming forever. It’s a game that I still play to this day and the reason I will never part with my trusty N64 console or my 3DS. I’ve gone on to play a large portion of the Legend of Zelda series since Ocarina of Time and these games have forever become a…
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Should Gaming Addiction be considered a Mental Disorder?
Should Gaming Addiction be considered a Mental Disorder?
Today, the World Health Organization (WHO) has declared video game addiction is a mental disorder. For clarification from WHO, gaming addiction is prioritizing games over relationship building, interacting with others, daily activities and thought process. For it to be considered a gaming disorder, it has to be seen over the course of 12 months. Dr. Vladimir Poznyak, a member of WHO’s Department…
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