yes sport is way better than computer games because it gets you fit and its good for your body.
It depends what games you want. BBC Sport games are available.It also depends on computer restrictionswww.jkkingdom.webs.com
There are thousands of computer games in the US.
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It depends on the sport.
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it depends on what sport
a game can be defind as a sport - shouting has many different type of "games"
It is a sport in its right, but can be a skill used in many games (water polo for example).
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what sport basketball
Yes, there are many online games that you can play. You can also buy games to install on your computer.
There are many people who do not like playing computer games, nor even going on a computer. Its impossible to count how many people are like this.
There are many different games that can be downloaded to a computer. One can download arcade games, puzzles, simulator games, and role playing games.
Karate is not a sport in the Commonwealth games.
There is no formal definition of game genres for computer games because the data cannot be compiled. Many modern computer games do not need physical software installation to be sought out and played.
Not by the current definition of sport, which implies a level of physical activity. Then again, NASCAR is considered a sport; as videogaming continues to become more immersive, the definition might someday be expanded to include it as well.
There are many advantages of having computer games. These games are fun for children to learn things like math through.
there are 20 winter sport games.
Yes, Video games are considered a sport.
There are many free online games at the Addicting Games website. They have over 3000 games, including arcade games, puzzle games and sport games, plus many more.
Squash is only a Commonwealth Games sport.
yes
To avoid students to play computer games.. they need to focus on other activities that is related to their interests .. for sure many students has their own interests not just computer games...
No, but it is a sport in the Commonwealth games.