Adventures in Computer Games Today's world is almost completely based on technology. We use it to teach, learn, and design new ideas and theories. Many people like to argue that the old pen and paper method is the best and don't like to think about what computers are actually doing for us today. Computer games seem to capture much of the controversy of today's topic. People wonder about the direction these games are taking our children. From an external aspect they seem to replace individualism and imagination, but from an internal point of view they help create a new generation of life-enhancing skills such as anger management, reading, writing, arithmetic and even relations. They can help with gender fulfillment and growth within brain cells. Computer games are good for both children and adults because they can improve their daily lives. One of the common criticisms of computer games is that they encourage violence. Opposing sides of this idea argue that games can encourage "copycat" violence or increase feelings of anger. They believe that if children play these games for a certain period of time, it will lead them to think that this virtual world is also good in the real world. For these young adults, it may be a challenge to identify what is real and what is not.