At some point in time, “gamers” got a bad rap. Let’s stop stereotyping the “gamer” world as a place exclusively for basement dwelling social pariahs in dingy underwear who subsist on Hot Pockets microwaves with love by mom. Those of us — yes, women game too! — who play video games also enjoy socializing with friends (outdoors even!) during the daylight hours and have other hobbies besides completing the “Braaaaaaaaaaaaains!” mission in Borderlands. In fact, we even date!
Level-5 has announced via their Level-5 Vision 2023 II event that Megaton Musashi: Wired will launch on April 25th, 2024 for the Nintendo Switch. A new trailer was released.
Gummy Cat and Armor Games Studios are set to bring B&B management sim Bear and Breakfast to PS4 and PS5 soon.
The new rules set by Japanese gaming giant, Nintendo, might threaten future content, directly impacting the profitability of many community-driven events.
"The profit of these tournaments is directly impacted by these new rules, as sponsorships are being forbidden, maximum prize money is limited to $5,000, and food/drinks can’t be sold at the tournaments."
Why even bother.
Your woman rarely wonders where you are or if you're with another woman, because you're right there in front of the television set!
Seriously, 90% of married men before videogames were in the same place, just watching sports instead; it doesn't make either a social pariah, it's just nice to have a choice for men that don't really like to "watch" sports often!
All the men I know who are not sports junkies and don't play videogames have very unstable marriages or are chronically single. Some learned to do these things in order to keep their marriages together.