[ SECRET POST #3483 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3483 ⌋

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Comments

[dahli]

Can you start by playing simple stuff like Mario or Zelda on snes? Don't quote me on this, but I do believe videogames help improve hand-eye coordination.

[(Anonymous)]

Hand-eye coordination is definitely something that can be improved through practice, though I don't know about the videogames part. I used to have absolutely abysmal hand-eye coordination as a kid but it's gotten much better over the years thanks to having to take PE in school.

[otakugal15]

It does. It can also help people who have a lazy eye. My little brother had that when he was in elementary school and the doctor told my parents to let him play his games to his hearts content while he had to wear the eye patch over his good eye.

It took some months, but eventually he ended up with both his eyes being normal and no longer needing the eye patch. He is now 22 years old, no glasses, and no eye issues!

[fishnchips]

I saw in a documentary that it actually really helps with it - it's even used in therapy by now!