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"They're normal, totally," Lawless said of his fellow players.

Another WoW enthusiast Matthew Manka, a freshman engineering major at CU-Colorado Springs, said he was initially attracted to the game after hearing about it second hand from friends and family. Being a self-described heavy gamer, he said he had to give it a shot and ended up getting a 10-day free trial.

"As a gamer I said to myself, 'you know, I have to try it,'" Manka said.

Manka said the aspects of the game that appealed to him the most were its simplicity and the ability to customize his character however he wanted.

"It's a no-brain game, at least early on," Manka said. "I thought it was totally awesome I could have a pet."

While Manka said he led a normal life and was not addicted to the game, he also said that at times it really sucked him in and he had to be careful to watch how much he played.

"I was able to control how much I played," Manka said. "You have to control your urges to play the game."

Many people in the medical and psychological community are becoming increasingly concerned about the addiction to online games. Multiple organizations dealing with "video game addiction" have surfaced in recent years offering treatment and help for people spending too much with their computers.

On-Line Gamers Anonymous is an online self-help organization that offers a 12-step program "dedicated to helping those addicted to computer/video/console/on-line games."

OLGA's mission statement from their Web site reads, "On-Line Gamers Anonymous is a fellowship of people sharing their experience, strengths and hope to help each other recover and heal from the problems caused by excessive game playing."

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