Zahi AR. from Link Cable Gaming writes “Zahi AR. from Link Cable Gaming writes “Welcome back Link Cable Gaming followers, to today’s look at Let’s Plays and how they relate to gaming. Let’s Plays have been around since the beginning of gaming and have risen greatly in 2009 with YouTube. Since then, watching games has become increasingly more prevalent in the community, with various apps capitalizing on that market space. In today’s article, we ask ourselves, does watching a Let’s Play, constitute playing the game? Let’s find out.””
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Nothing. It's up to the gamers to stop consuming content from companies that they don't agree with.
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No it doesn't.
No.
No it can serve as few things like I check out the game to see if I want to buy it or not especially if the game catches my eye. They can also serve as a walkthrough for a game if you're stuck or try and figure out an easy strategy for a boss. Me watching some one stream a game or watching a video of a game being played is not me physically playing the game so it does not count as being played by me.
No...
WTH! No!
"I watched a game with my eyes and it was like playing and beating it myself."
LMAO!
What is gaming coming to when we even have ridiculous questions like this asked.
Next thing will be asked on if imagining playing a game is the same as really playing it....COME ON!...