The members presenting are Nichollas C. Dewanto, Yosua Kristian H, and Elias Duyala. They chose to discuss the topic of game addiction because it is a current issue, they are interested in helping students who are addicted to video games, and want to respect different perspectives on this phenomenon. Their presentation will focus on defining game addiction, its symptoms, treatments, and scope.

1. The members:
Nichollas C. Dewanto 06-150
Yosua Kristian H 08-066
Elias Duyala 09-125

2. Human Interest
Game Addiction: The Real Story

3. The reason why we choose this
article:
This phenomenon happens today
We are interested to help students who addicted to
video games
To respect a different perspective about this
phenomenon

4. Introduction
Game addiction is excessive or compulsive use of
computers and video games that interferes with daily
life. Instances have been reported in which users play
compulsively, isolating themselves from, or from
other forms of, social contact and focusing almost
entirely on in-game achievements rather than broader
live events. (wikipedia.com)

5. Presentation structure
This presentation will focuses on the definition of
game addiction, its symptoms, its treatments, and its
scope.

6. Mind map

7. Writer’s purposes
The writer wants to inform that playing game in
certain duration of time can make bad effects
The writer wants to inform that there are so many
people who addicted to video game.
The writer wants to tell that there are still need
further research to prevent game addiction.

8. Our comments
It is a good article
It is a useful article for us, because through this
article we know how to avoid game addiction.
From this article we know to what extend we
addicted to video games and how to treat game
addiction.

9. Conclusion
Game addiction has become lifestyle.
We need to manage our time not to play video games
all the day.
We need a further research to overcome game
addiction problems.
From this article we can gauge our thoughts of video
game addiction.

10. Moral value
“We should not be lulled to video game.”