Abstract
With the rapid development of online games, the number of online game users is growing rapidly, among which the number of minor players is growing at a noticeable speed. With rich content, strong player-controlling and unlimited timeliness, online games have prompted a large number of minors to become addicted. Influenced by the content and culture displayed therein, online games have triggered changes in behavior and psychology of minors, and even further developed criminal behavior. There are many types of juvenile delinquency under the influence of online games, and they have their own characteristics. By analyzing their inducements and combining their psychological and physiological characteristics, we can further propose targeted measures to prevent minors from committing crimes under the influence of online games.
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