U.S. military research: Gamers have a stronger ability to react than ordinary people

Research from the US military shows that soldiers who play games are more responsive and adaptable than those who do not play at all in the war on terror. "Game-playing furniture has a stronger perception and cognitive ability than non gamers, about 10% to 20%," according to officials at the official website of the U.S. Department of Defense.　　"The official also said that through 2.5 or so game training, will be able to help soldiers improve the battlefield adaptability and response to emergencies.　　Such games as Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 have a large number of enthusiasts in the United States, and if they become future soldiers, and the results from the official US survey are correct, these players will become better fighting power. Times reviews: In fact, many military training programs are similar to the way electronic games, of course, especially shooting, action-type games ...