First of all, video games create violence among children as some games are violent. By playing violent games, children “tend to be more aggressive” (“Tips for Parents” 1). For this reason they make all possible efforts to succeed. They don't care how they play, even if it's right or wrong, they don't care about that. Furthermore, children play video games and only focus on them, they cannot learn new things outside the world as they are limited to them. They waste most of their time with them. In this way, they “see a decline in academic achievement” (Gentile et al. qtd. “Tips For Parents” 1). So, they also lose hope for their bright future, which totally depends on their school education. Spending most of their time playing video games, they are unable to interact with new people. Furthermore, it is also stated that “games take too long to learn” (Hovious and Van Eck 37). This is the main negative point of video games in education. Playing fighting or shooting games daily can increase the level of anger in children, they fight with other children at school and get angry with their teachers (“Tips for Parents” 1). Considering them all, it can be said that excessive dependence on video games creates a negative development in them and influences them