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Video games, the bane of every parent’s existence; the begging for the latest game or game console, the excuses not to do chores, the lack of fresh air and sunlight! It’s enough to drive most parents over the edge; but what if you found out that all those hours spent in front of the TV, joystick in hand, was actually educational? Prove it you say? OK let’s look at what gaming actually improves.

Strategic Thinking – Most games require the player to think two or three moves ahead of their current situation, the ‘what comes next’ way of thinking. With constant exposure this becomes second nature in life as well.

Problem Solving – Studies have shown that video games improve problem-solving skills. Most (if not all) games are centered on a problem or quest which the player must then solve by overcoming all obstacles.

Hand/Eye Coordination – Using a game controller is just as difficult as learning to touch type or play the piano and just as important. Try it sometime; it’s not easy getting the avatar to do what you want.

Decision Making Skills – Being able to make quick decisions in a short amount of time has so many real world applications. Do you turn left or right, fight the dragon or the Cyclops, stop now or later? Granted, there are not dragons or Cyclops in real life but you get the picture.

Imagination – The old argument is that there is no need to use imagination in television, videos, or gaming. Untrue! Where else can you imagine yourself to be a strong, rugged barbarian or a wizard with incredible powers? Imagination needs a place to start and what better place than the awesome imagery and unique scenarios available in a video game? Of course you could always stare at a stack of blocks and see what comes to mind.

Exploration – Video role-playing games encourage the player to stray off the beaten path, take a chance and open the door, not knowing what may be lurking behind it and interact with other characters. It is not just a suggestion but a requirement that players gather up their courage and explore the unknown.

Memorization – The worlds depicted in video games can be vast and accessing maps and other help can disrupt not only the game but a player’s concentration as well. To avoid this gamers will automatically memorize new terrain and remember which tasks must be completed to reach a certain goal.

Consequences – All games, whether computer or video, operate on a ‘action/reaction’ principle. Do action A and reaction B will happen. This is a great opportunity for both gamers and programmers to learn about the consequences of their actions.

Patience, Dedication, Endurance – Very few games can be finished in a day and if you can finish them that soon most people feel cheated. In fact, some of the most popular games take weeks or even months to finish.

Still not convinced? Try sitting down with your child’s video game and make it through level 1 without any help. Once you are successful, take another look at our list and decide for yourself if we are right.

Question by bandit9312: What’s the best site to get video game cheats?

Best answer:

Answer by ACQUASs
its www.cheatplanet.com oor www.gamespot.com

What do you think? Answer below!

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The PS2 video game system is still by far the most owned console, therefore it makes sense that there are tons of cheats and codes for the numerous games that are available for Sony’s game system.

Unfortunately, finding the best codes for PlayStation 2 video games isn’t nearly as simple as typing game title plus cheats into the search engin of choice. You’ll need to know where to look, what to search for when you get there, and exactly how to detect a bogus code or cheat code site in an instant.

The fact of the matter is that if you have a decent list of good cheat sites to start with, you can forego the search on the engines Of course, there is the possibility that if you get a game really close to release that you may need to wait for gamers to discover the cheats.

Are these so-called cheat code sites really delivering what they promise? The simple answer is sometimes.

At first glance many large gaming sites that claim to have codes for every game listed under the sun, including including PS2 codes, simply do not deliver the codes. Browse the site’s game cheat listings. Keep a special lookout for titles that have a cheat page, but say something like “Oops, there aren’t any codes for this title.”

Clearly this can be seen as a that the site was put up rather quickly, and that they may not have an updated database of codes. There are times when there simply are no cheat codes for a particular video game. As developers place more of an emphasis on multiplayer gaming, where codes would be considered a bad thing.

For games like these the cheat websites that have the best cheats will have a seperate area or page specifically for hints and tips. In addition, there should be an area for users to send in their own codes, hints and tips.

A lot of time can be lost while trying to find the best PS2 cheats. Or you can try a few of the sites that come highly recommended from gamers around the world. A couple such sites are About.com’s Video Game Cheats, GameFAQs, and IGN.

Don’t limit yourself to just these sites, the ones listed are a good starting point for anyone searching the the most useful PS2 cheat codes. Remember, you want to spend your time playing the game, not searching for cheat codes.

Video games, regardless of the platform they are played on are now a distraction from the sometimes depressing reality we all live in every day. They give us a break from the mundane, and let our imaginations run on overdrive. Hopefully you have found this guide to be of some use to you and your search for the best ps2 cheat codes.

Have fun playing the game the way you want. Get gaming!

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