Games cause depression - The Sun  Psychologist in UK newspaper
warns that Modern Warfare is 'highly addictive'  A 'leading
psychologist' has claimed that video games are addictive and
cause depression in The Sun newspaper.  Steve Pope wrote in
Saturday's newspaper that Modern Warfare was "highly addictive"
and that games were "one reason we are becoming more violent" as
a society.  Pope's claims come after actress-come-'sexpert'
Julie Peasgood said that video games "promote racism" on ITV1's
Alan Titchmarsh Show - a comment disputed by CVG on air.  Pope
wrote: 'Last year a premier league football club called me in to
try to find out why the players weren't playing well in away
games. I found that on the coaches to the matches they were all
playing computer games.'  He later adds: 'One of the games
causing many problems is the warfare series Call Of Duty. It is
highly addictive and people play for hours on end. They spend
all day killing people, then come off it and have to go about
their daily business. I bel