A video game that includes the option to kill or harm a human being.

Examples: "Grand Theft Auto," "Call of Duty" and "Manhunt" were more likely to present the principal for fighting.

Gaming or video game addiction has been associated with problems in the younger generation including depression and poor grades which could lead to having no jobs in the future. This is a big issue because many children stay at home faking being ill to game all day.

Experts are still undecided on what impact playing games has on behavior. This study suggests violent video gameplay is associated with increased physical aggression. However, video games aren't all bad as in moderation, they can help with hand-eye coordination, problem-solving, and can relieve stress.

A team at Iowa State University studied a group of laparoscopic surgeons. Some played video games 3+ hours per week. Those who did were almost 30% faster with their work and made almost 40% fewer errors in their job. Any video games, including violent video games, contribute to this benefit.

Violent videos game can also better your communicated skills

Although some teams can have bad morals, especially towards an inexperienced player, the goal of this design is to encourage communication skills. The emphasis on communication enhances strategic thinking, encourages creativity, and promotes problem-solving. These facets all help gamers be able to find success in a team environment.