I could be wrong, but I follow few podcasts about "the hobby" and seems like people my age got into it on early 90s and stopped playing on by the end of the dec

I could be wrong, but I follow few podcasts about "the hobby" and seems like people my age got into it on early 90s and stopped playing on by the end of the decade. Now we're in our 40s and technology makes it easier to get back into it. For example, there's a healthy gaming community in Google+ and hang outs are great for playing without moving from home, because finding a group to play in the same room is one of the factors that made me drop off. Then there's all the DIY part of it, with lots of people releasing new games and modules. I guess that creativity was already there back when I started, but now is easier for people to share it. One of the best communities in Google+ is "The Gauntlet". Look for it.