> One could make the argument that Gaming is inherently a childish activity that draw people with childish tendencies and childish tastes. This was true when

> One could make the argument that Gaming is inherently a childish activity that draw people with childish tendencies and childish tastes. This was true when games entered the home and Atari/Nintendo/Sega/etc decided to sell them from the toy aisle (specifically the boys toys aisle). But that was 40 years ago. Similar to how the Simpsons is now seen as an old people show (and Looney Tunes even older), video games have grown up. Especially in the mobile space, but PC isn't far behind.