Video games are a fantastic medium. Despite having certain phases of my life where my passion for the hobby has dwindled to zero, something always keeps me coming back. Just one month shy of turning 29 years old, I'm grateful to have access to as many titles as I do between my PC and various Xbox consoles. Growing up with my NES, I never would've dreamed of the potential this form of entertainment would one day have, and I'm ecstatic to see where things are headed. 2020 is about to be nuts!
It's too easy to take all this for granted, which likely leads to a lot of negativity on this forum at times. Gaming fatigue is a very real thing, but it's vital to just live in the moment and appreciate the medium for what it is. I'm at a point in my life where I'd much rather cozy up at home with an Xbox controller than go out for night of bar hopping with friends, and I feel all the better for it.
It's gratifying to be an adult with both a stable job and comfy home, and still be able to simply state, "I like video games."
It's too easy to take all this for granted, which likely leads to a lot of negativity on this forum at times. Gaming fatigue is a very real thing, but it's vital to just live in the moment and appreciate the medium for what it is. I'm at a point in my life where I'd much rather cozy up at home with an Xbox controller than go out for night of bar hopping with friends, and I feel all the better for it.
It's gratifying to be an adult with both a stable job and comfy home, and still be able to simply state, "I like video games."
