Many games only offer an arena of weapons, killings, kicking, stabbing and shooting. Feelings of mastery occur in a world that is not real, a video world. Long-term effect on aggression is not known. Questions have been raised about early exposure to violent video games. More often games do not offer action that requires independent thought or creativity.
Games can confuse reality and fantasy.
In violent games, players must become more violent to win. Parents Limit game playing time. Provide alternative ways for child to spend time. Do not put video game set in a child's room where they can shut the door and isolate themselves. Talk about the content of the games.