Video Games Can Cause Mental Health Problems

do we really care about games giving us mental health problems? like people drink beer, even though they know it will give them liver disease, people smoke, even though they know it will give them lung cancer, but do we really need to care about this? like no matter what we do we are at risk of some sort of silly thing, like star light giving people cancer and all s**t like that, but yet we all know we can not live life without risks, i know scientists would prefer if we all lived in air tight bubbles, but yet we are humans, we want to live not just survive, we want to try stuff we have not done before, not just panic about what could make your life shorter, because if you become all protective about it, you may live longer, but yet you will truly not live life, like someone who dies at 20 could of had more life then someone who lived to 80! so forget about the silly risks, just make the most of it.

SavageArtistry wrote:

Maigrets wrote:I know a few people personally who think games are strictly for kids and I've been told I should grow up because I play games myself.

In that case just tell them that if they feel that way then they should give up movies, because many of the story-driven games are like experiencing the movie more so than watching it.

You got that right. The way movies are recycled and have little to no originality these days, almost any game is better than many movies for entertainment value.

I wonder what the movie industry is going to do when they've been through all the comic strips now they seem to have finished rehashing old movies and in a lot of cases ruining them. There's an old saying, "If it's not broken, don't fix it."