Are they a reason why someone would kill another? This one probably has more to do with mental stability, if the person is unstable to start with that is the only reason I think a game would have that effect on you. Playing it on a screen and physically doing it are two completely different things.
Why I don't think computer games should be a big part of any child's life. Especially primary school age, healthy natural play is far more beneficial. I was reading a healthily lifestyle magazine the other day and could agree more that as much as possible Kids should exercising either their bones or their brains with stimulating activities. When they get a little older this should then create a habit for them to continue with sports especially and using there mind creatively. This will encourage a healthier life style reducing the risk of disease and unhappiness.
On the other hand, Computer games are a great way to learn, there is lots i have gained from playing. They have developed a healthy interest in music not too mention they are great when there is nothing else to do. I spend generally less time on them now than I used to and believe there is much more beneficial things to do and they should just be a relaxation tool. They can provide a great insight into various scenarios and provide knowledge and understanding of previously unexplored areas. They can also be a work of art and an inspiration to others, especially with the third generation consoles out the graphics are stunning. Taking games like The Sims and Need For Speed where the player has endless choices to create something (however small) themselves is another form of using creativity. Challanging games like Sim City (which i have never got the full hang of) I also believe would benefit someone by playing increasing logic skills and puzzle solving.
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