Video games could provide a useful and effective training tool for speeding up reactions in real-life situations according to a study published in the journal, Current Biology. Authors Daphne Bavelier, Alexandre Pouget, and C. Shawn Green report that games increase sensitivity to our surroundings, a benefit that improves a wide variety of skills in general life, including multitasking, driving, navigating, keeping track of friends in a crowd and even reading small print. Researchers from the ...
