Technically, they rot your eyes. But, yes. If you are playing an m (and ao) rated game, the violence can lead you to criminal activity. It has been proven that electronic screens cause humans to blink less and less frequently causing your eyes to not get as much water. This can damage your site, so every 30-45 minutes, I recommend, you should stop playing Video Games and blink your eyes and do a little exercise to get your body up in motion. Besides the fact that your eyes can get damaged, fun games that you can play on the internet like on Funbrain or Poptropica actually benefit your brain. They help with hand-eye coordination and learning skills. Other game consoles like the Wii and Xbox 360 now have you exercise while you play your favorite games because in the Wii you use a board to guide you around obstacles or run laps around a track while you don't even realize you are exercise and you still can play your favorite games. For the Xbox 360, they have a motion sensory device where you don't even need a controller, and you still get exercise.
spongebob does rotten Your brain
brain damage no disease.ur brain will rot
Yes, it does
I do it. It is phsicly impossible for video games to rot your brain, which is what most parents say. The only way for your brain to rot is if you dont get oxygen. So, it is ok.
Although almost all research sites you can go to say that it does actually rot your brain, sending "Alpha Rays" to the left side of the brain, etc, etc. What I think is that TV doesn't rot your brain, it just replaces thinking with something that DOESN'T reduce your IQ, but just doesn't build it. So, TV does NOT rot your brain, it just replaces thinking.
nope, makes it worse.
Our Brain
No. There are many studies that show the opposite is true.
because the brain was a organ that needed to be removed and put in a canopic jar which is where they put all the organs
`Because we're aliens and we want to rot your brain. Hey, that's how we roll!'
no because you are active in most of the games ( wii play wii sports, etc).
Contrary to what a number of people who are anti-video games, video games do not rot your brain. Some people use that phrase as an expression. It really doesn't rot your brain! A recent study showed that it actually improves logic and reasoning skills, and in some cases social skills.