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My name is Jon and I am a college student studying Creative Writing. The purpose of this blog will be to challenge established conventions and hopefully elevate the budding academics of video games. I want to remind everyone that opinions are merely just that, you don't have to agree with what I have to say. I'd be more than happy to enter a civil discourse with any of you, but I will not tolerate ignorance and illogical arguments. Failure to comply with common sense results in a loss of the game.

3/6/08 - I plan to post more often, but don't expect me to soon since finals are coming up. I'm also contemplating on whether or not I should start reviewing games. Go play No More Heroes if you haven't already. It's an incredibly original experience and one of the funniest games I've ever played.

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The folks have at Penny Arcade are amazing people. It has been said many times before and it will continue to be said after. Child’s Play is the first charity I can fully appreciate helping as it is in synch with my principals. Does this have to do with the fact that I’m a gamer? Possibly, but there are deeper sentiments beyond mere hobbies.

We’ve heard them all right? The charities left and right for whatever ailment or disease. They urge us face to face, on our television sets, at the radio, in the internet; all to support their noble cause. Now I’m going to sound quite the pessimist, but please bear with me for there is a point to be made. It doesn’t matter whether we’re healthy or ill, in the end we’re all going to die. To cure a specific condition will only prolong the inevitable. Just because one has the rest of their life ahead of them does not promise happiness. An opportunity is not a guarantee.

So how does Child’s Play differ from the rest of these organizations? Simple, it provides happiness. Death comes to us all, but joy does not. Child’s Play helps kids enjoy what little time they may have here and isn’t that the least they deserve?

I urge you as gamers, no, as human beings to give what you can to this organization for it is not longevity that we seek in life, but quality. Let’s share the joys that we’ve taken for granted with those who require it more than us.

http://www.childsplaycharity.org/



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Childsplay is a really good cause to donate for- even if I think Penny-Arcade is one of the worst webcomics around, I still can appreciate what they're doing here. (Before I get flamed, it's read "preference", and guess what, mine says I don't like Penny-Arcade!) The funny thing is instead of going out and doing some real community service (I.E. going outside, lol) I ran a few Halo 2 and Super Smash Bros. Meele tournaments through my school, and raised a bit over $700, best damn presentation ever "Uhh... I just kinda played Halo 3 for 15 hours... you guys wanna see some pictures?"

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