Technology
Video games might be good for your mental health after all — study – Inverse
Researchers have studied the well-being of video game players and found positive effects of gaming on mental health.
Suburban moms and frustrated teachers
have been toting the negative effects of video games since their inception, but new research now suggests that these accusations may just be the result of bad science.
A team of researchers from the University of Oxford recently teamed up with Electronic Arts (EA) and Nintendo to investigate how video games like Plants versus Zombies: Battle for the Neighborville and Animal Crossing: New Horizons really affect the mental health of their players. The results…
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