Thursday, April 17 2008, 09:37 BST
By David Gibbon, Gaming Reporter
Dr Tanya Byron's controversial TV documentary examining video game addiction has now gone live on the BBC's iPlayer.
Following news of Byron's claims that game addicts are similar to drug users, her BBC programme Am I Normal? can now be relived again in all its glory.
The documentary, which was originally broadcast last Monday on BBC2, has provoked outrage in the games industry after Byron branded hugely successful PC epic World of Warcraft a "childish fantasy game".
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