Are you playing games on video? You've got to be really happy!

 Previous study has found that there are more depressed people who spend more time playing sports...

According to study by scientists from the University of Oxford, people who play video games are happier than others.

Scientists concentrated on two titles - "Animal Crossing" by Nintendo and "Plants VS Zombies" by EA Games. The scientists had tremendous support from the production departments of the game, who provided them with details on the users' playing time.

The research included a total of 3,300 participants, all of whom were over 18 years old. Questions on how they feel when playing the games were replied by players, and the findings are very interesting.

It turns out that the player would be much better than people who do not play the game if "Animal Crossing" is played every day for four hours.

Previous study, carried out over the last forty years, has found that people are more depressed as they spend more time playing sports.

But perhaps not in the games themselves, but in their social part, the explanation why the outcomes for "Animal Crossing" and "Plants VS. Zombies" are different.

In both games, in fact, the characters that the players control engage and socialize with fictional characters that are often controlled by individuals.

The study also indicates that those who were forced to play were less fulfilled and comfortable because they were hunting for a way to withdraw from daily pressures, and that, according to the BBC, playing in the virtual universe struggled to overcome their frustration with real life.