Effects of mobile games on human life

There is a difference between raising children today and the way their parents raised their parents. The main reason for this difference is new scientific inventions. One of these inventions is the smartphone, mobile phones with large screens of about six to ten inches that have the ability to be entertained when and how you want. As the hammer is for Thor, a mobile phone is for its owner. A person feels paralyzed when he is away from his mobile phone.

Video games are and have always been the main source of entertainment since their invention. If you look back, not very far, but only a decade ago, people used to play video games on the bulky PCs. Next, gaming stations and X-boxes took over the gaming world. Now mobile phones, in everyone’s hands, take the lead.

We can see the ways in which mobile games are influencing human life. The rough estimate of the age group that is most likely to play video games is 10-25 years old. They have a little knowledge of the realities of the world. That is the age when a person can have a lot of experience with how things are in the world, traveling and interacting with other members of society. Video games have affected their relationships with peers. They spend most of their time playing on screens. They barely participate in solving social problems that affect their intercommunication skills.

There is no shortage of mobile game genres, for example; fighting, shooting, sports, flight simulation, makeup games and surgery games. Such games can be very informative and can provide children with knowledge in advance. Let’s take the example of a child playing a driving game. Suppose the child has no real driving experience. Of course, playing a video game may not give you the feeling of real life no matter how good the graphics are, but he will learn a lot about cars. Similarly, surgery games that give most of the information about human anatomy and make the player feel like a real life saving doctor as long as he doesn’t squirm at the sight of blood.

The drawbacks of video games are more striking than their benefits. Not all harmful effects of video games are denied. A child who grows up playing these video games can hardly get out of video game mode. For example, traffic rules are not obeyed in games or investigated by game developers to make their game more fun. So when this kid gets to drive a real car, he is playing that game in the back of his head that he used to play in his childhood and drives as recklessly as he used to drive in the game.