Many of today’s video games have to do a lot with strategy. Teenagers are challenged to be able to notice minor details and figure out what to do about it to reach the next level. Due to this, these kids develop better problem solving skills than kids their age who don’t play these games. "It's not the button pushing that's important, It's the problem-solving. And we saw that when we surveyed professionals who grew up playing video games. What's a surprise is that they're better at things you need in business — like team play and careful risk-taking." (Medical).
On the other hand, many argue that the increase in teen violence is due to the video games played by children. This information has been studied by many, but most of the studies have shown incomplete information about any connection between video game violence and real life violence. Much of the information found is unable to prove that it is the