Video games are widely known as an excellent source of entertainment, and are, according to some, better than watching TV because of their interactivity. What a lot of people donate know is that they can be good for those who play them, and are easy to obtain and keep, since most games and systems can be kept together in one area. They come at low cost, usually under thirty dollars.
TV also typically costs more than a video game. With the game there is only one payment (unless items a subscription to an online game), but you need to pay continuously to use your TV. Books are an excellent source of entertainment as well that parents might choose over games or TV. Schmidt had this to say about books vs. video games:
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