For some time to now I'm having a lot of discussion with my family about videogames.
Oh? Do they not approve of you playing games anymore?
can Videogames create addiction?
Absolutely, however you should under no circumstances look up game addiction. Those research papers are rigged to say yes in order to frighten parents into having panic attacks about their children.
http://www.psychologyofgames.com/2017/04/podcast-26-moral-combat-on-violent-video-games/
http://www.psychologyofgames.com/2017/09/podcast-30-gaming-addiction/
In this podcast a researcher discusses how government sponsored research on game addiction, game related violence and other hot button topics always start with the answer, yes. Government sponsored research always starts by saying that games are, for lack of a better term, evil and these researchers are asked to find evidence to prove it, not to seek out the truth. Games are not the only ones who they've done this to, either, so it's not an isolated issue to our interest. I advice to listen to get more information.
My advice it not to look for "Video Game Addiction" but in to general addiction for signs of it. All addiction follows a certain pattern. Drugs, alcohol, sex, and whatever addictions all pretty much form the same set behaviour in a person and both the symptoms and signs are almost always the same.
What is the right age to stop for thinking and playing to Videogames?
Your choice. People grow out of games sometimes and sometimes adults, with lives and children, begin to play games when they never had before. A lot of people see games as a children's only toy but the truth is that games are our generation's media and as we've grown we've demanded games to accommodate us, thus they've grown and expanded to a more mature media. There is no age limit.
People would have you believe that as soon as you can afford to buy your own games and systems is when you should stop because you now have responsibilities, yet no one ever tells you that you are addicted to music or television, even if they themselves have never gone a day without either. It's all a matter of perspective here but if you are able to be responsible and you are harming neither yourself nor yours, anyway you choose to spend your time and money is up to you.
Absolutely. In extreme cases people have killed themselves in game related incidents and over games themselves. Like any other scenario of similar situations, it's not the games that caused it, it's the individual's situation. Were it the game's fault millions upon millions of people across the entire world would have killed themselves, too. Each situations is unique but I'll tell you this, I don't believe that, if video games didn't exist, those people wouldn't have found something else to obsess over and possibly done something similar. It's not the media, it's the person. Games
can ruin lives because people allow it to happen.
If someone want to work in a software-house to create videogames, is right play yet?
People do it all the time.
I don't what you think. I want to know your opinion.
I think video games are the latest victim of over protective and panicky parents and government officials who want something to blame with simple and comfortable answers when the reality is things are far more complicated than just video games being the source of all evils. Before this it was Marilyn Manson, before that Rap music and marijuana, then violent television, then Rock, then liquor and Jazz, and so on. At one point they were trying to pin it all on Pokemon so don't place too much stock on what people think regarding things they know nothing about but have an opinion they keep telling you is right. As adults we are all responsible for ourselves and if we let our hobbies or consumptions take over we are to blame, not the games or beer or whatnot.