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Most parents try to curtail the video game habits of their children to ensure their time is spent doing more productive things, and results of a recent study would suggest parents are right in limiting the game's usage. Researchers have found that kids who are addicted to video games are much more likely to experience depression, anxiety and poor grades, CNN reports.
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