If you have been alive here on planet Earth for the last (oh, I don’t know) decade or so, then you know that there have been and continue to be naysayers who claim that video games  will ruin you.

The intellectual arguments that they have put forth allege that the games are “distracting,” “expensive” and can become “habit forming.” (Incredible.) Jon Henshaw, Meters.A., from familyresource.net produces that the lost several hours could possibly be “damaging to interactions” and also “deceive you of true to life activities.”

Equally as ardently, nonetheless – or more so – advocates of gameplay have declared that some great benefits of the activity, mainly in the illusionAndfunction-enjoying variety. Continue reading →