It's not a murder simulator, it's not for kids, and it's not just a game anymore

You might want to work on your wording. If you're trying to debunk common misconceptions, you're not making it clear what they actually are.

For instance, you say that "video games does not cause violence". Aside from that sentence being grammatically incorrect (it should actually read "video games do not cause violence") you aren't stating the actual misconception. The popularized idea is that video games do cause violence, and that should be what you're bringing up to disprove, not the other way around. And you've done the same for pretty much all of these, stating the opposite version of the misconception you're trying to disprove.

If you want to do it like that, reinforcing the positive aspects instead of debunking the negative ones, change your intent here from disproving misconceptions to stating the facts. Then what you're saying, and the supplemental information you're giving, are much more in line.

ok

The stick figures limbs don't look right. Other than that it looks OK. If it was me I'd change the violence picture from one actually shooting to one just holding someone up (GTA maybe?)

is this for a project or something? Because it's fine, but there are no sources, not much support, and not entirely clear.

That stick figure is really weird. Also where the fuck is your citations and stuff.