Video Games Can Be Good For You
Millions of Americans enjoy video games--for the adrenaline rush, the companionship, the competition, and the chance to become a conquering adventurer, at least in a virtual world. The good news is Ameicans don't have to break the bank to play the video games they love.
Video Games Can Be Good For You
Millions of Americans enjoy video games-for the adrenaline rush, the companionship, the competition, and the chance to become a conquering adventurer, at least in a virtual world.
The good news is Americans don't have to break the bank to play the video games they love. Turner Broadcasting System's GameTap is one of the latest and greatest options for consumers to get their game on and experience all the good things about games. The first of its kind broadband entertainment network, GameTap () offers hundreds of the greatest games across multiple platforms for an affordable $14.95 per month.
"Turner created GameTap because they wanted gamers to have a wide variety of games-a virtual vault-that allows them to experience all types of thrills including role-playing, action, and puzzle games," says Stuart Snyder, General Manager of GameTap.
But in addition to being fun, can playing these games really promote self-improvement? Hold on to your controllers: some researchers and social critics are
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