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Violent videogames may boost brain power, say researchers.
For 10 hours, Kathrin Herzhoff fired automatic weapons while storming
beaches,
patrolling jungles and shooting down enemy aircraft.
It was all in the name of science. Before and after she trained on the
Hi Jacob,
Very interesting. Hmmm...That has interesting implications for gamers.
I use to play games like that for years. I wonder if this means my
brain power was boosted by slottering hords of enemies in Doom, Quake,
Jedi Knight, Tomb Raider, etc. Would be ironic to think so. Lol!
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videogames may boost brain power, say
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Hi Jacob,
Very interesting. Hmmm...That has interesting implications for gamers.
I use to play games like that for years. I wonder if this means my
brain power was boosted by slottering hords of enemies in Doom, Quake,
Jedi Knight, Tomb Raider, etc
I'm not overly surprised, though I'm a litle sad they focus only on fps
action games. I actually think playing maze games like Turrican or packman
at a very young age improved my ability to understand routes and distances,
something my brain doesn't generally do well at.
another interesting
Reminds me of a hilarious spoof artical which my brother once read me from
nintendo power magazine:
The artical was a complaint from a make believe study which said playing
mario brothers made people more likely to chuck turtles at one another, and
also consume far too many mushrooms ;D.
hmmm and I never recieved that message but it would make sence.
Over time with the strat games where possilbe I find I am faster with
my trigger finger.
It means I can hit and kill a target quite fast.
Ofcause if this was the real world I don't think I could actually do
that that fast.
Hi
wasn't good for you then!!! I really couldn't resist that
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thoroughly, the more braver you'll be.
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Hi,
Action games have actually made me more braver. For an example, when I was
young, if I get hit or punched, if I fall down, I use to cry. But nowadaies,
I am much more brave
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Fw: Violent videogames may boost brain power, say
researchers
Hi,
Action games have actually made me more braver. For an example, when I was
young, if I get hit or punched, if I fall down, I use to cry. But nowadaies,
I am much more brave and fearce. For an example
, but not his spirit...'
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Hi Jacob,
Very interesting
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I'm not overly surprised, though I'm a litle sad they focus only on fps
action games. I actually think playing maze
his body, but not his spirit...'
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I'm not overly surprised
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