Explores the hazards on young children of playing computer games.

Encompasses why people play videogames and discusses the major effects of videogame participation.

Discusses the effect of computer gaming on children. Argues that many of the problems are caused by parents rather than the gaming industry.

Steven Johnson's research has revealed that despite the view of older generations that television and video games have decreased our intelligence, they have in fact increased it. As much can be learned through technology as through reading books, exposing people to different types of learning.

"Blaming the media for the violence is as wrong as blaming the guns, and movies. It is not what people hear in music to see in movies or video games that cause the rage. It is also not the access to guns that causes peoples anger. Instead it is peoples inability to handle abandonment as an infant that causes the rage. The lacking of a parent can leave a person emotionally unstable. Lacking parental and community supports, they have no one to turn to at the end of a bad day, and there are always bad days for people."