Yes. Video Games do very much affect your heart rate and usually blood pressure. Obviously the more active you are while playing with increase your heart rate, but a more physical game system like Wii or Kinect will ensue with higher activity level and a quicker heart rate. But the contrary does not ring true. Because even if you are just sitting there using a controller or hang held system you may be come excited or aggravated which in turn would cause your heart rate to rise. The same is with in-game anxiety.
Listening to music (all types), playing my guitar, playing video games (pereferably Guitar Hero, GTA, or Halo), and singing my heart out!
yea you can either give your heart to someone else, or go the the persons profile you gave your heart to and click 'Remove' next to the heart icon on the left side where you gave it to them in the first place
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cheat, or play your heart out in games
fearl-heart but is has chat
yes,because you are moving when you are playing the game
yes
In some ways it does because if the game is exiting like killing games it does but if you are bored of them game it does not.
Quit Playing Games - With My Heart - was created on 1995-06-19.
It will most likely slow your heart rate down, because you are not moving. (Wii is the only exception because you can be moving.)
well, a heart attack can affect you in sport because of your face.
Certain liquids can greatly affect a person's heart rate. Someone that drinks a lot of caffeine may notice an increased heart rate.
Cardiomyopathy is a heart condition that not only affects middle-aged and elderly persons, but can also affect infants, children, and adolescents
Yeah if your playing wii fit
Quit Playing Games (With my Heart)
depends on the game but if its an intense game like call of duty then it can if you play it 24/7
the adrenaline.