“ Gifford, Kotb and advertising exec/dude advice giver Donny Deutsch – author of The Big Idea: How to Make Your Entrepreneurial Dreams Come True, From the Aha Moment to Your First Million – dispensed the following advice to someone concerned whether it’s “OK for men to play video games in their 30s and over”. No. The answer’s no,” contributes Deutsch, “When you’re in your 30s, there should be something more on your mind, your attention, than video games.”Gifford and Deutsch apparently agree that it’s perfectly fine to play them with your kids, with Kotb clarifying that “those weird ones in the basement”, that’s a no-no. The Entertainment Software Association reports that the average game player is 37 years old, the average age of the most frequent game purchaser is 41 years old, and that 29 per cent of Americans over the age of 50 play video games.So, there you go, adults past your 20s. You’re a cellar-dwelling weirdo. Now you know.
"There should be something more on your mind", like what? If you can't manage your time or cant stablize your life then fine. What about those who see gaming as a relaxation method or simply, "miraculously" enjoy it?A little cliched and narrow-minded sort of opinion for me.
Quote from: LQDSNK on July 16, 2011, 08:39:44 PMModeration is key.Nuff Said
Moderation is key.
I'm absolutely agree that gaming can be as a relaxation method