Study: Video games do not affect quality of life

London (AFP)

An extensive study conducted by the University of Oxford concluded that there are no negative consequences for the time that video game fans spend playing on their quality of life.
The study, which followed nearly 40,000 gamers over the age of 18 for six weeks, found “little evidence” of a causal relationship between video games and quality of life.
The researchers, whose study was published in the journal “The Royal Society”, explained that it is possible that the average effects of video games on the quality of life of a player are very limited, either negative or positive.