“In fact, play can be an activity that relates positively to people’s mental health – and regulating video games could withhold those benefits from players.” The study used data and survey ...

The demographic reach of games even wider, as 36% of the Silent Generation (ages 80 to 90) is now playing video games weekly.

A later study, in 2017, recruited 33 people, ages 55 to 75, who were randomly assigned to either play the classic video game Super Mario 64 for 30 minutes a day over six months, learn the piano ...

Respondents reported feeling more stimulated, accomplished, and focused after playing games. People reported feeling relaxed, happy, and zen primarily when watching TV or movies. This compares to ...

I love video games. They have always been ... skills through the rapid mashing of various buttons. Playing co-operative games with people I care about is my primary “love language.” ...

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The Entertainment Software Association (ESA) reported that 61% of Americans ages five to 90 — 190.6 million people — play video games. In its annual Essential Facts About the U.S. Video Game ...

A new study conducted by CX Innovation Officer of Arise, Jonathan Shroyer, found that 83.5% of people play video games regularly. And exactly who is playing might surprise you. Here is what the survey ...

Billions of people play video games every day. Lawmakers, parents and other experts often point to the addictive quality of games as having harm on a players’ mental health especially when it ...

The study measured well-being using two tools: the scale of positive and negative experiences, which asks people to rank how often they experienced feelings like “happy” and “afraid,” and ...

A report has highlighted the playing habits of gamers across ... It turned out that 71% of US consumers (236.4 million people) engaged with video games in 2024, which is down from the 74% seen ...