Document Type
Research Paper
Publication Date
9-2-2020
Abstract
This article explores the world of video games and their potential to benefit one's well being. For decades video games have persevered in pop culture and have provided entertainment for countless people. The overwhelming popularity of video games has also sparked debate on how they can affect an individual. From extended screen time hurting vision to violent content affecting actions many claims have been made against video games. The truth is there is far more evidence supporting video games as a benefit towards users. Enriching social practices, providing therapy and implementation into classrooms are just a few of the ways video games can help improve the lifestyles of people of all kinds of different backgrounds. This article will aim to show you why video games can improve the daily life of you and those around you.
Recommended Citation
Salazar, Adan, "Why Playing Video Games is in Your Best Interest" (2020). Pop Culture Intersections. 51.
https://scholarcommons.scu.edu/engl_176/51
Included in
American Popular Culture Commons, English Language and Literature Commons, Film and Media Studies Commons, Nonfiction Commons