Table 2. Characteristics of children and adolescents with regard to playing video games (n=393).

Variables	N (%)
Number of days spent in a week playing video games
One day	22 (5.6%)
Two days	29 (7.4%)
Three days	24 (6.1%)
Four days	27 (6.9%)
Five days	29 (7.4%)
Six days	14 (3.6%)
Every day	248 (63.1%)
Number of hours spent in a day playing video games
Less than one hour	38 (9.7%)
One to two hours	64 (16.3%)
Two to three hours	68 (17.3%)
Three to four hours	71 (18.1%)
Four to five hours	53 (13.5%)
More than five hours	99 (25.2%)
Playing multiplayer games regularly (online games)
Yes	352 (89.6%)
No	41 (10.4%)
Type of games usually played
Shooter games	154 (39.2%)
Sport games	62 (15.8%)
Adventure games	87 (22.1%)
Action and survival games	32 (8.1%)
Fighting games	30 (7.6%)
Strategy games	13 (3.3%)
Simulation games	15 (3.8%)
Where do you play usually?
Alone in the room	233 (59.3%)
In the presence of the family	160 (40.7%)
Do the parents supervise the games you play?
Yes	192 (48.9%)
No	201 (51.1%)
Does the child or adolescent mimic the games in real life like doing impulsive movements or saying bad words?
Yes	103 (26.2%)
No	290 (73.8%)