>"A first-of-its-kind study from Oxford University has investigated the relationship between well-being and time spent playing video games. The surprising findings revealed a small correlation between longer play-times and positive _...Read More_

>"Dr. Corbett from Brunel University believes that choosing inverted controls is directly tied to human perception of the real world."

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>"A recent study by Surfshark looks into the state of hacking in the gaming industry today, with shocking results for major multiplayer titles."

"Yet educators and social scientists have struggled to find an objective way to study creativity. Now, researchers at Florida State University think they’ve found a way to objectively test for traits associated with creativity. Their more _...Read More_

>"According to a new report, the typical gamer spends years of their life with their favorite pastime, but Americans aren't the most dedicated players."

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>"An Oxford study used industry data on gaming hours and found time spent playing video games isn't important to how it affects mental health."