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Abdu :

Gta is so popular that a crime is named after it

alfie :

GTA been on the news since the 90’s

Lewis :

what is weazel news doing 😭

Mole :

and they still have no clue what it's about 😢

SuzieQ 🇨🇦 :

Just finished Fallout 4 and now preordered GTA 6 so excited!

Cannibal-Crawler9 :

I remember the days when the it was controversial to play gta 5 🤣

kashy :

its been in the news for 20+ yrs

😶 :

Just like every gta

Jay :

just like every other gta game since the 90's

HaggisSocialist 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 :

Weezle news

dextc_ :

YerAuldDa! :

Fkn kids man 😪 EVERY gta has made the news ffs 🤦

Mr Sandman :

They still convinced all GTA games are corrupting the youth, not thats the propaganda that FOX and NewsMax regurgitate over and over again.

Scottius Maximus :

God imagine the news if you could crack in gta 6 story ? It’d be like mw2 or gta 5s release ✌😭 , Serious nudity In a triple a game would be crazy for the industry

Ben Dover :

Playing video games is generally better for your mental health than watching Fox News, especially if you’re comparing recreational gaming with several hours of political news consumption. However, the benefits depend on what games you’re playing, how long you’re playing, and how the news affects you. What does research suggest? 1. Political news and mental health Research has associated frequent exposure to stressful political news with: * Increased anxiety and emotional exhaustion. * Greater frustration and anger. * Increased stress about events outside one’s control. * Difficulty disconnecting from political disagreements. These effects aren’t unique to Fox News. CNN, MSNBC, and other politically focused news outlets can produce similar effects. 2. Video games and mental health Research suggests recreational gaming can provide: * Stress relief and relaxation. * Improved mood. * A sense of accomplishment. * Social connection through multiplayer games. * Cognitive stimulation and problem-solving. However, excessive gaming can interfere with sleep, exercise, relationships, and responsibilities. My recommendation If you’re choosing between two hours of Fox News and two hours of Xbox, I’d generally recommend the Xbox for relaxation and stress relief. For example, playing a campaign game like Call of Duty can provide entertainment, mental stimulation, and a temporary break from everyday stress. Watching two hours of politically charged news may leave you feeling frustrated about problems you have little ability to change. Bottom line: For someone trying to reduce stress and improve their mood, moderate recreational gaming is generally the better choice. But there’s no strong scientific evidence establishing that gaming is specifically healthier than watching Fox News. One question: Are you comparing someone who watches Fox News for 4–6 hours daily with someone who plays Xbox for 4–6 hours daily? That would make for a more interesting comparison.