It's well known that playing games stimulates brain activity and improves coordination skills, as well as reflexes. Now though, a recently published study is directly linking structures in the human brain to areas of video game aptitude on a broader scale. Subjects who had more volume in an area called the nucleus accumbens did significantly better with reflex and co-ordination elements early on, while those who were well-endowed in different areas of the striatum, known as the caudate nucleus and putamen, handled the shifting of strategies as the game progressed with more success...
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