If you can control your habit, it's okay.  Moderation is acceptable.

But if you can't control it - if you spend all your time playing computer games, to the exclusion of actually interacting with people in social settings - you won't grow to your full potential.

If you can control your habit, it's okay.  Moderation is acceptable.

But if you can't control it - if you spend all your time playing computer games, to the exclusion of actually interacting with people in social settings - you won't grow to your full potential.

My son always played a lot of games. I did think it was affecting his life . They make those games so you WILL keep coming back over and over so you can achieve a high level or score in an imaginary scenario.

I even used to help him with his games when he was … Read more

I think because so many become addicted to their games, and it then becomes a destructive activity .. Not productive.  They can lose traction in 'real life' situations, and become competely compulsive.

Sure it can enhance hand eye co-ordination .. But, it you don't shower, don't work, don't feed yourself nutritional food or engage in other … Read more