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“Video game players are able to pick up very subtle, statistical irregularities in environments and use them to their advantage. And these same irregularities in environments are the things that help us guide our behaviors on a daily basis.”
-Brain researcher Jay Pratt, professor of psychology at the University of Toronto, whose research on gamers suggest that playing video games can have potentially positive effects.
Glad to see my misspent youth offers more benefits than just improved hand-eye coordination.
This just brought to mind a Gears multi-player session that is particularly close to my heart. It involves the shotgun,...
Looks like my choice to return to gaming (a little bit) is a good thing… :)
the reflexes i get from shotgun sprees can even rival some dragonflies.
Dear Mom & Dad: SUCK IT!
npr reblog which means its LEGIT. Gamers +1 to life
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So when the Zombie Apocalypse comes, I am set.
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Glad to see my misspent youth offers more benefits than just improved hand-eye coordination.
Is the above image from an actual game? Waaaaant.