"This is a book parents and educators should read before they make any final judgments about the place of games in the lives of young people, and young people should read if they are looking for arguments about why playing games doesn't rot the brain."
--Henry Jenkins, author of Convergence Culture: Where Old and New Media Collide and Fans, Gamers and Bloggers: Exploring Participatory Culture

"Reset is a smart and thought-provoking new take on why we play in these new ways, and why we should. There is proof here for the long overdue acceptance of video games by mainstream society."
--Trip Hawkins, Founder, Electronic Arts and CEO, Digital Chocolate

"DeMaria has long been a unique and insightful voice inside the games industry. Reset is the first book about video games that covers the whole area, in a completely lucid and entertaining way, for a wide audience. Anyone can now get 'up to speed' on a controversial topic of vital concern to our culture and our economy."
--James Paul Gee, Tashia Morgridge Professor of Reading, University of Wisconsin-Madison, and author of What Video Games Can Teach Us About Learning and Literacy

".... An absolute must for parents, students, policymakers, educators, or anyone who wants to be enlightened about how learning itself will forever change because of the influence of video games."
--Corey P. Carbonara, PhD, Professor, Film and Digital Media Director, Digital Communication Technologies Project, Baylor University