Playing Video Games Can Help Make Kids Smarter And Happier
Games are more than just a fun activity for kids — they can enhance their emotional, personal, and social well-being. — August 14th, 2018 According to many scientific studies, Games can change the brain structurally and functionally. These changes result in enhancing mental skills such as memory, attention span, spatial intelligence, language learning ability, and coordination. Research also shows that
Continue ReadingThe 10 Hottest Summer Games
Instead of spending your summer dashing between shaded spots, why not play some great new video games? Here are the 10 best games of this summer. — August 1st, 2018 1. “OnRush” It’s a thrilling, multiplayer-only racing game. Release Date: June 5 Platforms: Xbox One, PlayStation 4, PC 2. “Jurassic World Evolution” “Jurassic World Evolution” is “Sim City,” but with dinosaurs. Release
Continue ReadingYou Should Listen To Video Game Soundtracks At Work
Productivity studies suggest you can boost your output with the right music. But more importantly, new findings concurred that listening to music from video games helps you focus! — July 26, 2018 Plenty of studies show that having some sound around you can help you focus, probably because it gives your subconscious something to tune out. There isn’t a wealth of
Continue ReadingHow Designers Build Board Games Based On VGs
Video games can contain a multitude of complex interlocking systems and distill these into a board game is a unique challenge. — July 20, 2018 In an article published in Gamasutra.com Jonathan Ying and Andrew Fischer, lead designers of Fantasy Flight’s 2017 Fallout board game, explain why they describe the task as “rather daunting.” With Fallout’s status as a solid open-world video game
Continue ReadingReady Patient One: Video Games as Therapy
Recently, we have been talking a lot about video games and how they can help treat several disorders. However, probably the most significant advances are related to the treatment of autism. — July 10, 2018 Over the past year, several small pilot studies have produced promising results for games designed to help children with autism, showing that they may improve
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