N7Dropout1 wrote...
I'll be gaming and killing young punks with a vengeance until they bury me.
im going to teabag your wrinkled face until then
Modifié par khazkhaz, 11 février 2013 - 06:14 .
N7Dropout1 wrote...
I'll be gaming and killing young punks with a vengeance until they bury me.
Modifié par khazkhaz, 11 février 2013 - 06:14 .
Asebstos wrote...
I regularly play with a 50 year old dude.
Xmorph71 wrote...
41 here. Was worried that my gaming days were fast running out but this thread gives me hope!
Beta Commando wrote...
Oh and here I though I am old. I am mainly quitting gaming because I´m already 20 (soon 21) years old and I need to start focusing on other more important things in life. Guess I was wrong, though I´m still continuing my path.
GallowsPole wrote...
Beta Commando wrote...
Oh and here I though I am old. I am mainly quitting gaming because I´m already 20 (soon 21) years old and I need to start focusing on other more important things in life. Guess I was wrong, though I´m still continuing my path.
More important than gaming? Oh my....
Hey, for 38 some odd years Ive always had some kind of video game. From Pong on up. Whether you're playing an hour or so a day or more, you never have to hang up your spurs. Now I have my own kids. I got Wii and Wii-U for family stuff, and my 360 for me.
DragonRacer wrote...
Xmorph71 wrote...
41 here. Was worried that my gaming days were fast running out but this thread gives me hope!
Why?
I see that thrown around a lot - either older players saying they were worried their gaming time was running out or younger players chastising older players for still gaming. But why is that?
Gaming is a hobby and/or form of entertainment. Is there a set age where we are expected to stop watching movies or television? Is there a set age where we are expected to stop reading? Is there a set age where we are expected to stop doing anything that we enjoy?
So, why do people try to assign age barriers to gaming? Is it because of the old stereotype that gaming is for kids, and as we grow older one should put away kids' toys? Well, I've got news: gamers have been tearing down barriers for a while now. There was also a time, once, when female gamers weren't common (and we're still the minority, but numbers continue to grow). There was a time, once, when the only people considered gamers were the stereotypical geek/nerd... but you see more and more mainstream gaming from, guess what, people of all walks of life.
Don't limit yourself by your age. Who cares if you're 4, 14, 40, or 94? If you love doing something and are able to do it, DO IT. Don't EVER let a stereotype or peer pressure or doubt sway you away from a harmless recreational activity.
My Dad is 56 and STILL games when he comes home from work. So does my 41-year-old husband. And I sure don't plan on hanging up the hat anytime soon. I will be old and grey and in a nursing home, clutching my controller with my arthritic hands and chastising those darn young whippersnappers on my mic, talking about how gaming was back in my day, where you had to wait on load screens up and down a snowy hill both ways... or something like that.
Game on, brother. Game. On.
Modifié par Dunabar, 12 février 2013 - 01:30 .