Modern teenagers would be active for around 10,000 hours before they reach adulthood. This is the same time that middle school and high school students spend. We"re referring to the fact that it takes a lot of time.

Some experts believe that the teenage brain is shaped primarily by repeated experiences and memorable memories. Your adolescent mind was shaped by all the games you played as a child. Depending on the genre, you"ll get different results.

1. Shooting games

Shooting targets and enemies will improve your reaction skills and hand-eye coordination. Shooters are considered bloodthirsty killers by some, but this is a myth that is outdated like rage memes. If your child likes shooters, he will value precision and teamwork more than going ham.