Authority research latest results leisure games help brain cognition

More Play network (Compile/Fall Xuan Fei Yu) Many studies have been on the puzzle game whether the real puzzle expressed doubts, but the latest research around the PopCap game shows that leisure games to help the human brain cognition. Although the study revolves around PopCap's games, such as "Gem Bejeweled" and "Magic Ball" games, PopCap Company is not directly involved in the study. The study was conducted by the Department of Psychological Physiology of the University of East Carolina (eastcarolinauniversity). The study has been going on for nearly 6 months, and the entire study will take about half a year to complete.　　The study targeted groups of middle-aged and older people over the age of 50, and more than 40 people have now joined the study.　　So far, the study has found that participants in casual games have seen a noticeable increase in short-term cognitive activity, giving hope to some family-health professionals who exercise and cope with dementia in the elderly. The participants were divided into two groups, one group was scheduled to play such casual games, and the other group did not play. By tracking the EEG of the participants, the researchers found that a group of people who played 30 minutes of casual games a few times increased their cognitive response ability by 87% and improved their executive ability by 215%.　　This shows that leisure games are beneficial to human cognition. "Complex, sophisticated video games, like casual games, are likely to benefit human cognition," he said. "The study's moderator, Russoniello said. "But this kind of video game requires people to take a longer time to master." According to our experience, casual video games because of the ease of learning and proximity to the middle-aged and older people to train the best cognitive ability of the game type. “