> And I have seen videogame overuse fuck up people's academics and careers. Circa 2005, a non-trivial percent of students sat in the back of lecture halls play

> And I have seen videogame overuse fuck up people's academics and careers. Circa 2005, a non-trivial percent of students sat in the back of lecture halls playing WoW during classes. Games have gotten terrifyingly more addictive since then, though you don't hear so much about games ruining lives anymore in the news. Maybe it just isn't newsworthy anymore?