Playing games like Call of Duty, in moderation, can improve the mind by sharpening spatial skills, and probably a bunch of other skills. As little as a few hours per week (which is how much I play) can serve to keep the mind sharp and fresh while contributing to an overall Winning-Brain. It's been shown in some study or other that old people (Nalod you should look into this) who play a few hours a week of games like Call of Duty improve their brain function. I see this in "Think Smart". Also, it give me chance to keep in touch with some younger cousins and I teach them the virtues of leadership and championship-brain cultivation.

nyk4ever wrote:

orangeblobman wrote:It's not something I asked for. Still, I tell you why you are wrong:

Playing games like Call of Duty, in moderation, can improve the mind by sharpening spatial skills, and probably a bunch of other skills. As little as a few hours per week (which is how much I play) can serve to keep the mind sharp and fresh while contributing to an overall Winning-Brain. It's been shown in some study or other that old people (Nalod you should look into this) who play a few hours a week of games like Call of Duty improve their brain function. I see this in "Think Smart". Also, it give me chance to keep in touch with some younger cousins and I teach them the virtues of leadership and championship-brain cultivation.

a good answer - I'm just messin with ya man. I got Modern Warfare but for 360.

I know you be messin'. You is jokeman. But I use opportunity to extol benefits of moderate video game usage.

AbrahamLincoln wrote:

orangeblobman wrote:

nyk4ever wrote:

orangeblobman wrote:It's not something I asked for. Still, I tell you why you are wrong:

Playing games like Call of Duty, in moderation, can improve the mind by sharpening spatial skills, and probably a bunch of other skills. As little as a few hours per week (which is how much I play) can serve to keep the mind sharp and fresh while contributing to an overall Winning-Brain. It's been shown in some study or other that old people (Nalod you should look into this) who play a few hours a week of games like Call of Duty improve their brain function. I see this in "Think Smart". Also, it give me chance to keep in touch with some younger cousins and I teach them the virtues of leadership and championship-brain cultivation.

a good answer - I'm just messin with ya man. I got Modern Warfare but for 360.

I know you be messin'. You is jokeman. But I use opportunity to extol benefits of moderate video game usage.

Your advice is meaningless. Video games are a disgrace to society. What happened to the children playing outside in the fields, flying their kites and kicking a rolled up ball of rages around? Technology is taking over the world.

Ha. Keyword: moderation. Technology is not evil in itself, but the obsessive application of it, is.

dude i was also playing with FMJ attachment with bling and suppressor and that just goes straight through a riot shield!! surprised more people don't use it.

then this other time, I had 30 kills in 3 free-for-all games in a row!!! I was on fire!!! using only ump45

AbrahamLincoln wrote:

orangeblobman wrote:

nyk4ever wrote:

orangeblobman wrote:It's not something I asked for. Still, I tell you why you are wrong:

Playing games like Call of Duty, in moderation, can improve the mind by sharpening spatial skills, and probably a bunch of other skills. As little as a few hours per week (which is how much I play) can serve to keep the mind sharp and fresh while contributing to an overall Winning-Brain. It's been shown in some study or other that old people (Nalod you should look into this) who play a few hours a week of games like Call of Duty improve their brain function. I see this in "Think Smart". Also, it give me chance to keep in touch with some younger cousins and I teach them the virtues of leadership and championship-brain cultivation.

a good answer - I'm just messin with ya man. I got Modern Warfare but for 360.

I know you be messin'. You is jokeman. But I use opportunity to extol benefits of moderate video game usage.

Your advice is meaningless. Video games are a disgrace to society. What happened to the children playing outside in the fields, flying their kites and kicking a rolled up ball of rags around? Technology is taking over the world.

Children playing outside are supposedly "at risk". The minivan-ization of the american family is at fault. Women's lib to blame.

That said, I stopped playing because I got fed up with the violence in the game. I can't kill people like that anymore, it has a terrible effect on the brain. It makes you numb to killing which is very dangerous for children and adults alike. Also, after playing consistently for a few weeks I found myself getting more aggressive and easily agitated. I am much more peaceful after stopping play.

If they had like, a Jesus game, where Jesus goes and he makes tables or picks fruit, I would play that. But the wholesome game market is sorely lacking. I will check out Ratchet, is that for ps3?