Too obsessed with “Skyrim”? UK paper revives “games are evil” debate over actor's tiger-cage stunt, citing “TES5”. Image 1

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Have they become so obsessed with *Skyrim* that they can no longer tell the difference between reality and the game? The “video games are evil” narrative still persists… A British newspaper cites *TES5* in connection with the incident where an actor jumped into a tiger’s cage.
Have they become so obsessed with *Skyrim* that they can no longer tell the difference between reality and the game? The “video games are evil” narrative still persists… A British newspaper cites *TES5* in connection with the incident where an actor jumped into a tiger’s cage.
Have they become so obsessed with *Skyrim* that they can no longer tell the difference between reality and the game? The “video games are evil” narrative still persists… A British newspaper cites *The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim* in connection with an incident in which an actor jumped into a tiger’s cage.
Have they become so obsessed with *Skyrim* that they can no longer tell the difference between reality and the game? The “video games are evil” narrative still persists… A British newspaper cites *The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim* in connection with an incident in which an actor jumped into a tiger’s cage.