Does too much games kills your brain cells?

Question

I mean the excitement
Also the stress that comes from the failures of a level

Answer 1

It may, I see it also affects the ability to write sentences in proper English using correct grammar.

Answer 2

Guess what- everyone steadily loses a phenomenol amount of brain cells from birth to the age of ~25. That's just part of the brain rewiring itself by learning and interacting with the environment.

Generally stress isn't too traumatic to the body- however those horror stories of people collasping after many hours of gaming may sufficiently put their bodies out of homeostasis. Watch out.

Answer 3

FROM WHAT I HAVE ALWAYS UNDERSTOOD, CHALLENGES TO THE BRAIN ENCOURAGE CELL DEVELOPMENT BUT I AM BY NO MEANS A DOCTOR. THIS IS A GOOD QUESTION AND SCIENCE PROBABLY ALREADY HAS THE ANSWER.

Answer 4

i would say no , but brain cells are always dying and rebuilding , the brain learns from failure

Answer 5

no, they've actually been proven to increase hand-eye coordination, reaction time, and increase self-confidence at success.
parents who say video games make children exhibit violent behavior are just making excuses for being lazy and not feeling like they are responsible for raising their own children

Answer 6

Not at all, in fact there are even surgeons that play video games who say that playing improves their hand-eye coordination.

Answer 7

no it dosen't kill your brain cell although playing too much games can effect your eye sight

Answer 8

I traded all my analog coordination for digital, So I suck at sport but I pwn at video games

Answer 9

hahahaha, by reading the wording of your question i'd say yes!!

it's better to be outside in nature than inside all day playing games.

Answer 10

no, i don't think so...i think the problem here is that you have the tendency to concentrate on those games and lose time and ability to interact with the real world. it's called addiction.