Although this is normal for gamers, non-gamers would be alarmed by this type of behavior as the psychological aspect of video games is similar to that of a gamer compulsive gambler on the slot machine, a drug addict or an alcoholic. Children may forget their homework and give up sleep to finish their lessons. The problem with addictive video games is that all types of players have problems with time management. While most games would require an hour per session, games today require at least eight hours due to the size of the game world, especially when it comes to the open-world genre. Romeo Vitelli, a psychologist, states that "adolescents (particularly male adolescents) appear particularly prone to video game addiction because identifying vulnerable youth can be difficult given the popularity of games among people of all ages." It never helps that gaming is as popular as sports, but at least the latter is controllable. Some genres are already famous for being addictive, the most notable example being Candy Crush, Fallout 4, and Minecraft. While Fallout 4 may not be playable for younger players due to its M rating, the other two are accessible and enjoyed by everyone else. “Another negative aspect of video games is that kids spend too much