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Agree partially - however, comparing games to books is really apples to oranges. Games are a high degree more addictive, and the major problem are not the artis
by waihtis 6y ago
Agree partially - however, comparing games to books is really apples to oranges. Games are a high degree more addictive, and the major problem are not the artistic story-driven games but the engineered-to-addict AAA’s.
- jedimastert 6y agoAs a counter-argument, have you seen come people's romance novel collection? They can be absolutely addicting as well; fulfilling an instinctual need.
- waihtis 6y agoUnfortunately I have not. But makes sense, I suppose both serve as a strong mechanism of escape to their respective core audiences.
- watwut 6y agoI can honestly say I never met anyone like that. Romance readers I know are less focused on it then Sci-find readers I know.
- quantified 6y agoNot an addiction widespread enough to care about. Unless it’s all free/stolen, limited by their economic capacity as well.