Video games are addictive, particularly, to boys more than girls. Statistics show that anywhere between six to twelve percent of boys become addicted to video games, or use habitually, whereas, only one percent of girls. They are addictive because they are particularly wired and appeal to the pleasure centers of the brain for boys, in particular. Whether it's problem solving, which is a good excuse for kids when they are defending why they use so much, or whether it's about the visual and the auditory stimulation. Then there's the conquest element and invincibility element. It really appeals to the "I am invincible. I am going to conquer this. Oh, and by the way, if I get killed, I get to restart or redo." Those are some really compelling attractions to video games that can lead into the addiction. They just want more of it. Everything else becomes less important to them and the video game becomes much more important. Additionally, we need to be worried aware for parents is that there's a social aspect to it. They are gaming online, so they may feel some particular devotion to these other kids or whoever else is online. They are part of this group and they can't let their group down. That has been some additional compelling elements that parents have to be really careful about.