Brunel university Study
Brunel University academics Dr Simon Bradford and Nic Crowe conducted a study to find out the effects of online games on children.
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Their study reveals that these teenagers actually learn vital skills to prepare themselves for the labour market.
They also concluded that by logging on they create a wider social circle.
14-year-old player Katspaw says"I like to come here and enjoy the scenery," the boy is a regular player of Racerun.
The study also shows that games were used to recreate the real world and explore experiences otherwise closed to them.
So if you have the wrong notion as these wizards being anti-social then you stand falsified.
These professors believe that important social and cultural skills are learnt while playing.
So the truth is, it helps to create socially accomplished individuals instead.
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