Gaming is no Child's play

The industry of computer games is continuously developing its techniques and strategies in order to make more and more appealing games.

However, each company that produces video games is specialized in a certain type of games that address to a certain age group. For this reason, the variety of the existing games and of the games to be created is very notable and we should take it into consideration whenever we speak of this domain.

A poster on a blog wrote:

I think a difference between the piano and the video is that ultimately, with lots of practice, the piano player produces music that other people like, and this creates a rapport between the player and other people, which is deeply satisfying to both. This does not occur with proficiency at video games. It is not an inconsiderable difference.

You are looking at this altogether too superficially. Video games are not about any obvious direct product. They are about interacting with a complex autonomous entity. It makes one learn the  in-explicit knowledge of how to solve problems.

Specialists have reached to the conclusion that computer games are really useful and important as they can actually develop the players’ imagination and use their intelligence and speed of reaction. However, it must be understood with limits that computer games create determining addiction from their users and players.

The overall conclusion that psychologists have reached to is that computer games are indeed able to incite the players’ intelligence but that they must be used with measure. All games are tested with usefulness..
yet games are seriously advised to pay attention for the type of games they play. they have to realize if these affect their behavior in some way.

Lots of computer games have been showing up in recent years that are very interactive,  many people develop friendships with people on them throughout the world,
I've been playing games past6 years and online games past one year. It helps me to deal with emotional;  social issues, today i feel my social skills have grown to a point where I would be happy belongning to large group of people very different from me to accomplish shared goals, :)