No, playing Video Games does not rot your brain. In fact, it helps your brain. Your reflexes become sharper and you can think faster than people who don't play them. You can really tell a difference.
I'm not sure about tv though. If you mean a video game, no, but if you mean watching sitcoms and movies and tv shows, I'm not to sure. But in my opinion, you learn a lot about the world from tv. Yeah, they exaggerate stuff, but a lot of that can be applied to real life.
Make sure you do these activities in moderation though. Too much of a good thing can be bad.
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Advantages: Leisure time, you get to relax and just forget about everything else in the world except that game. It also depends on the game, because, they have games that you play that challenge your brain and sometimes even improve your skill. Disadvantages: Sometimes, they can give us the wrong perspective on things and how to approach different situations. They also slowly rot human brains.
The Microvision was the first handheld video game console, which came out in 1979. It was poorly received due to technical problems such as "screen rot", ESD damage, and keypad destruction.The games released for Microvision:Block BusterBowlingConnect FourMindbusterPinballStar Trek: Phaser StrikeVegas SlotsBaseballSea DuelAlien RaidersCosmic Hunter
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