True indeed Che.
Actually I've frequently used arcade or basic puzle games as a concentration
aide, ---- quite a lot of my undergrad disertation was thought up while
playing marrio brothers or tetris, sinse I could essentially just think over
the issues while my mind was busy.
then of course, there are some games that actually are great ways of
practicing skills.
I only realized the other day, that my comprehention of routes and memory of
landmarks (which in my case substitute for spacial memory), was something I
started to develope at the age of 9 while playing exploration games like
turrican.
No in game maps, and only a limited view of what's on screen, ---- want to
teach a visually impared person routes with limited mobility?
Couldn't think of a better way actually.
I've even noticed that card games or stratogy games improve my logic skills
too, which for academic study is pretty essential.
Beware the grue!
Dark.
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