Gaming is a form of entertainment already more interactive than traditional forms. With TV or movies, you turn it on and watch it, very few TV shows have any interactivity. This is what separates games from other entertainment, It requires the player to make both conscious and unconscious decisions. This is what gets people to play hours and hours…[Read more]

Gaming is quickly turning into one of the biggest hobbies in the world, and I think this is a good way for modern technology to be implemented into everyday life. I personally only game a little, so it hasn’t had a huge impact on my life. Nonetheless, gaming is, and will always be, an opportunity for the world and society to grow, as long as it’s…[Read more]

The only people i still regularly talk to from before I went to uni are the ones I play LoL with. On the other hand I find it hard not to game when I should be studying.

But I think that is just like any other hobby. It creates a social circle and can also be a distraction.

I’ve always liked games from the early days with Manic Miner. I had a Commodore 64 and this flight sim took 40 minutes to load in off a tape 😂 today I play games like Destiny on the Xbox and I play World of Tanks loads. The community on WOT does have some pretty toxic people in it though.

A jump and run game like Super Mario Land where you have a Character “Alex” and have to collect “MarzBars” instead of coins.

I would recommend it for servers running headless

Games have helped me with my depression, I have something to look forward too and something to do instead of being bored.

Gaming has kept me in touch with a lot of people I know from back in secondary school, which is especially good considering how I’m quite the introvert and never made friends in my time at university. Sure there’s a lot of people that take some things too seriously and some that don’t take it seriously enough, but that happens in everything so it…[Read more]

I think that gaming in my life has had a tremendous impact. I can see both positive points, and negatives, and think that’s itnpurely boils down to the individual to ensure that your interactions with gaming are positive.
Starting with the positive points, gaming has always been a much needed escape from the real world on occasion. Just…[Read more]

What does gaming mean to me? It’s my escape from the burdens and the trivial entity that is life. It’s community has given me friendships that i’ll always cherish and hours of my life that I would not wish to gain back.. It’s my safe haven from whatever else goes on outside my room. I don’t think i’d be here without gaming.

I completely agree that gaming is misunderstood. A lot of people immediately assume gamers are just wasting their life away or whatever which I completely disagree with. There are a whole lot of benefits associated with gaming that are unknown by most people. For example I am personally quite shy and would find it hard to make friends but gaming…[Read more]

I love gaming. It helps a lot. Some people might think it just a game but it can help you on reflex on thinking for a better strategy making you more social. For me gaming is for both personalities introverts and extroverts they can both be social. Gaming i becoming more and more popular within this 2 years. I love gaming

I have been gaming since the 1970s and have had many great experiences at arcades and at friends’ houses playing consoles and various Computer Systems (Commodore, Atari all the way to current PCs).

I would have to say the best thing that has happened while gaming was meeting the love of my life while playing Overwatch. We randomly were queued…[Read more]

Playing games has made me learn new things and enjoy watching youtubers.

Gaming is a form of art.

When I was 10, I started knowing the gaming world and the internet. Before that magical discovery, I had troubles at school because half of my class ganged up on me for not being like them. Then I met Steam, YouTube, the Internet in general, and my life shifted into something worth living through day by day.

Knowing…[Read more]

Gaming has given a world chance bring all of us togetter to just play something and removed borders so more differnt people have social interactions with each other.

I’m not a gamer, but I see gaming as part of a recalibration of society towards valuing a different kind of social interaction, and different of ways of being. As a gamer, you can be equally valued and part of something as an introvert or an extrovert, this is not always the case in wider society…

The first game I ever heard about was Star Craft 2. After playing through the campaign I went to school and talked about beating it. On that day, I met one of my best friends. I now live on the opposite side of the United States, but, gaming has allowed us to stay in constant contact and continue to be friends. That same theme can be applied…[Read more]