Video games have been debated for their negative effects for over 30 years in much the same way that television, music and even reading books have faced criticism in their time. The alleged negative effects such as aggression, obesity, addiction, and strain injuries tend to get far more publicity than the positive effects. However, there is a huge amount of evidence from research which shows that video games can be put to therapeutic and educational purposes. Many studies have also revealed how video games can improve eye-hand coordination and reaction...