Kids who play video games for hours every day are smarter than children who don't, a shocking new health study released Monday claims. Primary Menu Sections. ... mobile phones, or TVs.” ...

According to a recent report, kids and teens are spending much more time playing mobile games this year. According to the NPD Group, 53 percent of total mobile users say the time they spend on ...

Once the game is downloaded, users can play the mobile version of Monopoly with family and friends who also have the app. It can be purchased for $3.99 on the App Store and Google Play Store .

Luckily, some mobile games do offer the chance to play alongside (or against) family members. We’ve rounded up 10 great examples that will keep you and your loved ones entertained this holiday ...

More than 60% of Americans said they play video games at least one hour each week, according to the ESA survey, with 68% saying they play to relax, 67% to have fun and 37% to keep their mind sharp.

Children who play mobile games tend to be more sedentary, which may lead to weight gain and high blood pressure, he said. Emotional fallout Beyond the physical consequences, too much gaming may ...

A study by NPD Group has determined that around 91% of kids aged 2-17 play games (and not just tag and such), comprising a group some 64 million children strong. If that isn't a market, I don't ...

Your phones are getting bigger, and so is the amount of time you play games on them. PC gaming is also coming on strong Consoles push digital to strong December December NPD: Xbox One outsells PS4 ...

But children who play with these games may eat more, ... Harris says, and millions of kids are playing them. Many mobile apps aimed at kids are also designed to market junk food to them.

But rather than this leading to kids playing kids' games, and adults sticking to over 18 titles, what we actually saw happen was 'good games' being discovered, played and loved by everyone and the ...