The Importance Of Video Games

What actually is video games? Based on the Google online dictionary, video games is a game playing electronically manipulating images produced by a computer program on a monitor or other display. It is playable using a television set, whether accessed it via games console or using the digital subscription-based system. Besides, it also can be play on a PC or Macintosh. Video games has being the mainstream culture in this world which full of technologies. It has been gradually influenced our daily life, which become the main entertainment for people, especially the kids and teenagers. There are a lot of marketing reports, surveys and sales extrapolations about the use and purchase of games. That’s why some parents will actually worried their
Students can express their competitive urges as video games provide a safe place for them to do so. By friendly competition among the students in video games, students will try their best to cooperate with others to win the game, and also shown as an effective way to improve their social skills. Besides, leadership is an important skill in social activities. Through some multiplayers video games, the students can actually build up their leadership as they can take turns leading or following, which benefit them as well in future during their career. Their teamwork abilities are put to the test, and they must hone their communication and interpersonal skills in order to progress. In other hands, video games might reduce introversion. In this modern generation, not only men will work for supporting his family, the women also. This lead to a dangerous social problem to the kids as both parents are busy to fight for their career and rarely paying any attention to their kid. In school, some of the kids were be ignored by the busy teachers. The kids will feel neglected as they got less concern from their parents and teachers. When they get less concern, slowly, they will get more and more introversion. As to change the situation like that, kids can try to start participate in the games. There is constant communication between the players which in turn results in the development of meaningful as well as casual relationships among them. In addition, video games in classroom learning can make a strong bonding between the students, and improve their relationship as well. A research from Mark Griffiths, professor of Gambling Studies in the Psychology Division, Nottingham Trent University in 2002, Videogames provided an interest that was popular with other children makes talking and playing together so much easier. There are always other children who