How Video Games are Educational

Video games are strong learning tools in our world today, even if they have violent elements in it.  Though these games sometimes drag young people to stare at a screen for hours (Which I do sometimes.), they seem to teach things such as:  hand-eye coordination, logical reasoning, math, reading skills, and overall strategy.  Though some games seem to teach this more than others, all video games have some kind of learning quality.  Below, I will explain two aspects: hand-eye coordination and math.

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1000 Awesome Things!

55, 778, 655 of you know what I am talking about (Because the website had that many hits at the time.).  1000 Awesome Things explains the little things that we don't appreciate a lot, and explains why it is awesome.  If it's either finding money that you forgot you lost, or perfecting a parallel park on the first try, we always have something to be happy about.

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Why isn't Payday 3 being created?

This is to those Payday 2 players out there.  Being a fellow level "V-100" I understand how quickly we lose interest in the game sometimes.  Wondering when the next Infamous level will come out, new heists, masks, or whatever.  But a comment on the Steam Payday 2 Overkill DLC page caught my eye.  It spoke about how Overkill continues to create new DLC for Payday 2, but shows no signs of making the next sequel.  The player was wondering when Payday 3 would be announced.

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Website Created

I am making this website for a school project.  Nothing too exciting.  I will post about random topics here, and my opinions about them.  Hence the name of this website.  I will eventually add new features to make this site a bit more appealing, but for now:

This is all you get.