Andrew Mactavish the assistant professor at McMaster University says that time spent on video games is not wasted. "Allthough video games annoy parents, playing them is a creative and productive activity.
 The University says that gaming may help us become more creative human beings, especially as Scientists have no proof that even the most violent games leading to aggressive behaviour.
 The games can improve chlidren's decision making and positive learning traits. Video games that have make-believe violence can help conquer fear and can develop a sense of identity.