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Video Games can help people be more social. Video help improve social skills when talking to people. When you are able to solve problems with random people you may have meet online can help your social skills.

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when gaming children or teens or just anyone should have limits. Gaming for to long can cut into your time that you should be doing physical activity. And can make your body unhealthy

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When playing Video Games you can learn new skills. Video Games can strength Motor skills and your memory. This can help children and teenagers get ahead for future skill they may need.