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New study links classic video game play to increased happiness
Researchers at Imperial College London and Kyushu Sangyo University have found that classic video games such as Super Mario ...
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He built a learning game at 16 that millions of students now use
He launched a learning game at 16 that now reaches millions of students worldwide. Here’s what we can learn from this young ...
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Study shows playing Super Mario Bros. and Yoshi games fights burnout and can enhance happiness in life
Although the research suggests a positive correlation between video games and happiness, further research is still needed. A 2014 study linked poor sleep to video game play before bed, and a 2022 meta ...
A first-of-its-kind study from Oxford University has investigated the relationship between well-being and time spent playing video games using novel industry data from two popular video games. The ...
Games are often railed against as the antithesis of academia, interfering with class attendance and study habits. However, the post-braining training craze has for many turned that theory on its ear, ...
Playing video games may actually keep you in good physical shape, according to a new study. In the study by game platform Stakester, it was found one hour of gameplay burned about 210 calories in men ...
Screen time of any kind is generally considered to be a negative influence on a child’s development but a new study from a team of European researchers makes a strikingly different case, presenting ...
GameSpot parent company Fandom has released its sixth annual Inside Fandom study, and this one reveals insights into how people play and feel about games and general entertainment. One of the key ...
Video gaming does not harm social development in boys — but girls who play struggle to make friends, a study suggests. However, all kids aged 8 to 10 who find it hard to make friends are more likely ...
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