130 people, including middle school and high school students, participated in the research. Participants filled out a questionnaire about their gaming habits and then took a series of tests on cognitive functions and motor control.
The results showed that gaming frequency affected cognitive performance and motor skills. But what was more interesting was that participants who spent more time playing games performed better on tasks that required quick reactions and strategic planning.
Source: Ferra
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