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Hey everybody! Guess what holiday this Saturday is? That’s right, it’s National Gaming Day. NGD was created by The American Library Association in order to prove that video games can sharpen one’s reading ability and heighten their critical thinking. Well, either way, we all know that most people will be locked up in their homes plaing Call of Duty:Modern Warfare 2.

See, that’s not what this day is about. It was created in order to let the younger gaming crowd learn about real life historic events like World War II, and D-Day. There are plenty of games out there that are fun and teach a good history lesson. All we have to say is stock up and enjoy your National Gaming Day!

(Via CrunchGear)


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