Australian Ministry of Civil Affairs uses scientific research to justify games

The game has traditionally been seen by parents around the world as a tool to poison children, and even a lot of research has stood on one side of this view, of course, in the eyes of our new Age youth is inconceivable.　　Fortunately, a recent study conducted by the Australian government officially proclaims the erroneous nature of this view. Australian Ministry of Civil Affairs Brendan O ' Connor said in a recent statement that "there is no conclusive evidence that violent computer games are more serious than violent video programs in terms of the impact on players."　　The statement also notes that studies have shown that the effects of violent games are mostly short-term rather than long-term. Please don't put all that crap in the game. The funny thing is that some parents would rather put all that crap in the head of a so-called violent game like the Grand Theft Auto, and don't want to find even a little bit of a problem in their own way of disciplining. Of course, if you leave your own child alone all day, let him play the game at home, it will naturally make your so-called game of harmful theory set up. (Digging the shell net)