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It’s not clear to me how playing video games is any better or worse than watching TV, other than it appears to be your preferred choice of entertainment. I’ll
by rhaway84773 4y ago
It’s not clear to me how playing video games is any better or worse than watching TV, other than it appears to be your preferred choice of entertainment.
I’ll watch TV for an hour or so a day before calling it a night and it gives my spouse and me a lot to talk about, something to bond over, build a corpus of inside jokes, be able to talk to other people who might have watched a particular show, etc.
- HeavyFeather 4y ago> It’s not clear to me how playing video games is any better or worse than watching TV, other than it appears to be your preferred choice of entertainment. Having to interact with a world is by definition more active than solely watching. Since GP is judging sedentary and passive content ingestion, then yes, it’s much better. Especially when the TV content is mindless reality TV. (I’m not a gamer myself)