Passage Summary: People are worried that video games make us immoral, but they said the same thing about books and movies back in the day, and we all know how silly that sounds now.

Conclusion: It will eventually seem just as foolish to claim that video games are morally corrupting as it currently does for novels.

Reasoning: Historically, new forms of media like novels, movies, and rock music were all initially condemned as morally dangerous, but those fears eventually proved to be unfounded.

Analysis: This argument uses an inductive analogy to predict a future shift in social attitudes. Since the author establishes a pattern where 'new media' is feared and then later accepted, the most logical conclusion is that video games will follow this same trajectory. Look for an answer that completes the comparison between the current status of video games and the historical status of novels. The tone should be one of historical irony—pointing out that we've seen this panic before.