Pc (Personal Computer)

What matters is the relationship that children create with the game and if the game is suitable or not for their age and abilities.
On this basis, let’s see the arguments for and against video games:

Benefits of video games

1. 
   Most games favor the development of logic to solve problems through puzzles and riddles.
   
2. 
   Video games streamline decision making because players develop long-term ability to figure out effectively the possibilities of an option, evaluating the best way to go. Playing games develop a better perception of what is happening around players, according to a research conducted by scientists the University of Rochester in New York (2010).
   
3. 
   The interaction in video games improves fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination of preschool children, according to a study by Deakin University in Melbourne.
   
4. 
   Cooperative and online games promote sociability, teamwork, ability to solve problems together for both children and adults.
   

When you take the problems as if they were a game, you solve them with more determination and creativity, says Jane McGonigal, game designer at the Institute for the Future.

5. 
   Video games relieve physical and emotional pain, depression and aggressive behavior. Playing video games is a distraction that changes heart rate and channels frustrations in the virtual world, according to studies by the University of Washington, the American Pain Society and Keele University in the UK.
   
6. 
   Action video games with accelerated images improve vision because the required attention to it, even in people with cataracts, says Daphne Maurer, medical Visual Development Laboratory at McMaster University Ontario.
   
7. 
   “Games with epic achievements are powerful platforms for change because together we can create whatever future we imagine” says Jane McGonigal.