Video games may do more than just entertain. A study from the University of Toronto finds that people who regularly play action video games, like Call of Duty or Assassin’s Creed, are better able to learn new sensorimotor tasks, improve hand-eye coordination, than people who do not play video games. The results suggest that video games could be part of treatments for people who struggle with hand-eye coordination or sensorimotor skills in general.
Video Games Are Ok 