Difference between revisions of "Call of Duty"
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'''Call of Duty''' is an [[addiction|addictive]] first-person shooter violent [[video game]] that has developed multiple [[young mass murderers]]. It is the best-selling video game franchise in the world, unfortunately. | '''Call of Duty''' is an [[addiction|addictive]] first-person shooter violent [[video game]] that has developed multiple [[young mass murderers]]. It is the best-selling video game franchise in the world, unfortunately. | ||
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| + | Alleged [[young mass murderers]] who grew up playing ''Call of Duty'' include Adam Lanza and Ethan Crumbley. | ||
The healthy and beneficial game of [[chess]] is more widely played and is more profitable for its top players. | The healthy and beneficial game of [[chess]] is more widely played and is more profitable for its top players. | ||
[[category:games]] | [[category:games]] | ||
Revision as of 21:04, December 2, 2021
Call of Duty is an addictive first-person shooter violent video game that has developed multiple young mass murderers. It is the best-selling video game franchise in the world, unfortunately.
Alleged young mass murderers who grew up playing Call of Duty include Adam Lanza and Ethan Crumbley.
The healthy and beneficial game of chess is more widely played and is more profitable for its top players.