"Today’s games seem to be displacing careers, friendships and families, and thus stopping young people (particularly men) from starting real, adult lives." How

"Today’s games seem to be displacing careers, friendships and families, and thus stopping young people (particularly men) from starting real, adult lives." How very American Beauty. It is probably best for economists to avoid the topic of friends and family. What I see is a relatively untapped workforce segment that connects via a game console, handheld device or VR.