People who play video games have better family lives, are more social and make more money than people who do not, according to two new studies.
The Canadian and American studies dispel stereotypes surrounding gamers -- largely that they are solitary, overweight teenagers who are wasting their time. According to the Canadian study, one in two Canadians can be considered a gamer, having actively played video games within the past month.
videogames makes life easier
like when I get back from school,am too tired,I want to refresh my mind,play the game,have some fun,after that I feel like life is new,fresh,it's like starting a new game save in real life,so imo videogames is part of my life
I can't live without them tbh
article like this give me a great feeling why I play games,it makes me feel proud,I want everyone to know the truth about gamers,you know some people see me crazy and stupid when I sit down for 4 hrs on a game,they say"go out get a life",this just get on my nerves
n4g gamers,your hobby is the best,feel proud about playing,love all games,be happy,peace,we should unite together to give a good image about,no to fanboyism,fanboyism make us look like stupid ,retarted kids
:)
I mean all the young gamers when video games were coming out are now in their 40's at least and there is no doubt that most of them still play, and now their kids do, in 10 - 15 years I'm guessing around %80 of the North American population will be a "gamer". Gamer in the sense of this article though, as in played a video game in the last month. The ratio of "harcore" gamers to "regular" gamers will drop though.