Posts Tagged ‘video games’
remember the days when parents could use the old “you’ll ruin your eyesight” excuse to stop kids spending too much time on games consoles? Well not any more. It turns out a new US study has found video games can actually improve vision – or at least one specific part of it.
Filed under: Gaming, Research | 1 Comment
Tags: action, BBC, contrast sensitivity, study, video games, vision
Game on
12Feb09
The BBC has this story on video games, children and keeping tabs on when they’re played. The article is based on a draft report from a European parliament committee that says games have some benefits for children, but should come with some sort of “red button” parents can use to switch off consoles or disable […]
Filed under: Entertainment, Gaming, Reports | Leave a Comment
Tags: console gaming, europe, video games, violence
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