Giving every child a free copy of Animal Crossing would make America a better place!

[CaptJohnSheridan]

Who here agrees?
https://psychcentral.com/news/2014/02/02/prosocial-video-games-instill-kindness-helpfulness-in-kids/65302.html

 

[Drathnoxis]

I remember playing Animal Crossing when I was a kid. One of the cats moved away and I was so upset I returned it to blockbuster.

 

[Lufia Erim]

There is no hope left for America. Give em to Canadian kids.

 

[Dreiko_v1legacy]

Adults could use it too.

 

[Baffle]

Pretty sure Animal Crossing is designed to indoctrinate you to the idea of monotonous, pointless work for minimal reward. Good training for adulthood I guess.

 

[Drathnoxis]

Why was he banned?

 

[Squilookle]

That study was conducted across seven different countries.

But sure, only the United States matters, right?

 

[Mothro]

Pretty sure Animal Crossing is designed to indoctrinate you to the idea of monotonous, pointless work for minimal reward. Good training for adulthood I guess.

Animal Crossing could replace schools then.

 

[Gergar12_v1legacy]

Taking away a copy of GTA Online from every child who wants to pay for microtransactions would be even better.

 

[Yoshi178]

i don't live in America so i personally don't care if American children get free copies of Animal Crossing or not.

how bout giving free copies of it to Australian Children?

 

[runic knight]

Got to teach them all early about the greed of low-income property owners and the scam that is pay to rent I guess.

Also, something about volunteering, helping your community, being self-made, putting in hard work, and other such stuff. I guess.

 

[CaitSeith]

Got to teach them all early about the greed of low-income property owners and the scam that is pay to rent I guess.

Also, something about volunteering, helping your community, being self-made, putting in hard work, and other such stuff. I guess.

Well, better than having them to learn about mortgages on their own.

 

[runic knight]

Got to teach them all early about the greed of low-income property owners and the scam that is pay to rent I guess.

Also, something about volunteering, helping your community, being self-made, putting in hard work, and other such stuff. I guess.

Well, better than having them to learn about mortgages on their own.

You aren't kidding.

Though now I wonder if there isn't perhaps not a deep need to make a game teaching general life skills like how to do taxes, change tires, find jobs successfully, and so on.