Introduction
Executive function is a family of at least 3 different functions that include the maintenance and execution of target tasks by suppressing interference factors during information processing [Neural activity during executive function tasks can be measured using electroencephalography (EEG) to record event-related potentials (ERPs) during neuropsychological task performance. The Eriksen flanker test, the Stroop task, the Go/No-go task, and Trail Making Test B are commonly used in neuropsychological test batteries to assess executive function. In the ERP component, N2 is a negative potential that appears 200 ms after stimulation, while P3b is a positive potential that appears 300-600 ms after stimulation [Previous studies have reported that cognitive training and exercise have salutary effects on the improvement of executive function [In addition, previous studies using exergaming have shown that exergaming not only improves executive function and cognitive processing but also reduces the risk of falls in older adults [