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[QUOTE="Cusefan69, post: 3110888, member: 5764"]
There is definitely a feeling of generational perspective around what people think  gaming is today.   For those of you who enjoyed a nice round of Telepong with your friend or brother I have news for you,  it is a vastly new experience.   If you have not experienced it, seen it or spoken with the men and women who operate within it, your perspective will continue to be dated and honestly uninformed.   To calibrate you corporations who contract LMS solutions and services are actually as a part of training delivery are looking at video game style formats as one medium for the delivery of training.  That is how far gaming has come in our society.   Sony and Microsoft have built sophisticated gaming platforms that allow for real time, PVP interactions with both visual and audio interactions that allows groups of friends to interact.   What is the benefit?  I will give you a personal example.   When my son is at his mom's house,  he and I can meet in a video game of his choice and spend time together.  His and my current preference is Siege.  From a life  balance standpoint my son was also on Varsity lacrosse his first year of high school in 2018, has a girlfriend and is a double black stripe at Tae Kwan do.  Video games are fun, fine for society and promote many good things.  Another positive?  My son as an early teen knows more about coding, solid state drives, CPU's and technology than I will likely ever know.   He is building his own gaming computer.   I can barely fix my Wifi and when I can't figure it out guess who does?  Yep...my gamer son.  So let's not try to judge to much if you don't have allot of information to go by.  Go Cuse!
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