P PV5150 New member Aug 18, 2008 #1 American head-shrinkers suggest that video games are not all bad. Details in the news article
P PP Mguire New member Aug 18, 2008 #2 Excuse my while i :rollingla Students who played violent games were more hostile, less forgiving, and more apt to view violence as normal, than peers who played non-violent games. Click to expand... You cant text boko a persons personality though. So this is moot. I could NOT play video games and still be a douchebag.
Excuse my while i :rollingla Students who played violent games were more hostile, less forgiving, and more apt to view violence as normal, than peers who played non-violent games. Click to expand... You cant text boko a persons personality though. So this is moot. I could NOT play video games and still be a douchebag.
R ronaldrover New member Aug 18, 2008 #3 I agree 100% that video games help develop teamwork skills. +1
A Acid90 New member Aug 18, 2008 #4 name='ronaldrover' said: I agree 100% that video games help develop teamwork skills. +1 Click to expand... +2 CS, Wow and TF2 have helped me improve my teamwork skills.
name='ronaldrover' said: I agree 100% that video games help develop teamwork skills. +1 Click to expand... +2 CS, Wow and TF2 have helped me improve my teamwork skills.
M mrapoc New member Aug 18, 2008 #5 It has helped my reactions, my teamwork and my 1337 language it has also allowed me to recognise guns, the best time to pull off a headshot and how people will cheat at anything just to be better than others either way, ill keep gaming xD
It has helped my reactions, my teamwork and my 1337 language it has also allowed me to recognise guns, the best time to pull off a headshot and how people will cheat at anything just to be better than others either way, ill keep gaming xD
