In these two documentaries with the limited resources i had at home due to the Covid-19 outbreak, and isolated from college and unable to use the following equipment required, i was able to interview my little nephew about his gaming addiction, in my questions. i asked him any games in particular that he would play in his own time from when he comes home from school. He also mentioned in the interview that he spent money on loot crates in the game itself, on Fortinte. This immediately indicated that he wasn't afraid to admit to the truth and he also spoke that it was easy to collect upgrades and perks within the game.

 

In the second interview i had my mother speak on her behalf about gaming addiction and how it could effect life in the family. In this interview there was a-lot of points to cover due to the fact my family have currently gone through this. she mentioned in the interview that gaming should be shut down by the government and that children are not socialising  as normal now that they play on gaming consoles. 

 

This information was vital to my evidence from the World Health Organisation when they classified gaming as a mental health issue, but also to other gamers who spend indoors more often rather than going outside. But also my mother mentioned that she doesn't see Gamification as a challenge for other children in education  but that they should use education without the use of technology and gaming.