Thats very interesting, I knew video games improved eyesight and helped people focus.
But once I seen the lose weight part, I was like there is no way in hell, but then I seen the part about
But I still do not think they help us to understand classical literature, I have been playing video games since the NES was huge. I am currently reading Hamlet in school, and We are in like act 5 and I still have no ****ing clue as to what they are saying.
I'm right with ya' on that one except it's Romeo and Juliet that got me. It's a great story but I just don't understand a lot of the stuff. The only things I know that they say in shakesperian language is thou and art.
I loved romeo and juliet. I can understand shakespeares works easily. I dont have many problems with them. And I for one, am not afraid to admit, I enjoyed romeo and juliet. It made my list of books Ive enjoyed reading that were school books. So far there is only 2 books
hmm weird. All the hardcore gamers in my high school are in the bottom classes and can't speak proper english. I guess its okay to a certain degree, but past a certain point it will actually have a negative effect...no doubt. eg. bad eyesight from strain, becoming anti-social/doing productive things in life. Just my 2 cents
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