My earlier answer was focused more towards academic libraries, which could be expected to be less enthusiastic about collecting video games, especially because of frequent shortage of funds for what a
video games
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Submitted by jim miller on Sat, 07/28/2007 - 9:21pm.Lexis Academic, University News, Chronicle of Higher Education, past 2 years gets 13 hits for the search: video games.
QUESTION: Libraries and Video games
Submitted by Anonymousy on Thu, 07/26/2007 - 9:31pm.Hello,
I'm studying for my MLS (only my 3rd class) and I need to write a paper on the pros and cons of libraries and video gaming. I thought there would be plenty on the topic but all I'm finding is video gaming is a positive and how to get your library involved. I can't find information on libraries/librarians against video gaming in libraries. Do you have any suggestions? Know of any articles? Suggestions on search terms (libraries/librarians/problems/controversy/issues/videogames/video games/electronic games (which video games are under) are appreciated also. I need about 6 articles on it.
Thank you


