They get attached to video games so easily that they do not realize that their ability to concentrate in studies is decreasing day by day. According to Rebecca Hagelin (2013), children who play violent video games are involved in active shootings at school and other public places. "The impact of playing violent video games has come under increased scrutiny since the massacre in Newtown, Connecticut. Shooter Adam Lanza, troubled by mental health issues and his parents' divorce, "also reportedly played violent video games for hours on a daily basis" (Rebecca Hagelin, 2013, p. According to Anderson and Bushman (2001), lack of parental supervision has become the main problem for children to increase their attention to video games). violent video games than on their studies for their examination While researchers analyze the statistics, most parents are irresponsible towards their children who are willing to buy video games and the children are more careless and make a habit of play violent videos.