Yes, I used the search button and saw a post that was somewhat relevant to this topic back in May. I was curious however to see it broken down into a poll.
Personally I began gaming with the classic Nintendo at the age of six and have been a gamer ever since. I'm now married to a gamergurl (oh Lord forgive my internet language) and have 2 boys who I've corrupted with gaming. (Just built them their own gaming PC, ah the circle of life goes on.) Despite the stress and trials of "adult" life, I still find plenty of time to game solo and with my wife/kids/friends.
Unfortunately it seems from random statements I've gotten from co-workers and such, I am in the minority. So, what is your take on the situation? Do the games still draw you in with their pixelish charms, or has gaming become more of a backseat hobby? One of those "pseudo-hobbies" that you only revisit for nostalgia's sake?
Personally I began gaming with the classic Nintendo at the age of six and have been a gamer ever since. I'm now married to a gamergurl (oh Lord forgive my internet language) and have 2 boys who I've corrupted with gaming. (Just built them their own gaming PC, ah the circle of life goes on.) Despite the stress and trials of "adult" life, I still find plenty of time to game solo and with my wife/kids/friends.
Unfortunately it seems from random statements I've gotten from co-workers and such, I am in the minority. So, what is your take on the situation? Do the games still draw you in with their pixelish charms, or has gaming become more of a backseat hobby? One of those "pseudo-hobbies" that you only revisit for nostalgia's sake?