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Games make kids fat/chain smoking alcoholics

joystiq.com — NewScientist.com have reported on a new study purporting that television and video game exposure should be viewed as a major public health issue and, like cigarettes, these media should come with a health warning.

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  • toxicredm, on 10/12/2007, -0/+1I used to play games all the time as a kid and I am neither fat (well not that fat, a little overweight), a chain smoker (I don't smoke at all), nor an alcoholic (a few beers once in a while). Marked as inaccurate.

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