What if video games were never created

[overcast1]

I think life without video games would be surely boring. And we have to see that some of the times games such as that needs to be properly viewed. It started with simple boredom killer in 70s and 80s and then it evolved. So killing boredom was it's main purpose. That's what I have learned.

 

[kammy]

If video games were never created, I think it would be very hard for me to have some fun since playing video games is one of my favorite hobby when I had nothing to do. It serve as my ice breaker whenever I feel bored and lonely. I feel much joy while playing video games because I do not noticed sometimes the time when I'm into gaming. Time flies so fast and I can't really realize that it is already how many hours that I am playing.

Yeah. Video games really is a great way to pass time. I'd be doomed, hahaha, I'm not athletic at all, books seldom interests me, and I do not like socializing that much. So, I'd probably be a total wall flower.

 

[tonyb]

Ha, no video games? That's hard to imagine really, as people love to play. Obviously that we would occupy our time with something else, but it's pretty much like asking if TV had never been created...

That's a fact it can be likened to saying there was no TV. It will be boring at homes especially for the children they'd have nothing to keep them busy at leisure.

 

[Anachiwo]

Video games are so fun and very addictive.One of the best entertainment nowadays, but have you ever thought of this what if video games were never created?Have you imagined your life without this?What would be your favorite past time?or hobby?Do you think it is better off without video games or do you consider it as one of the best inventions of man?

Well, I believe people lived just fine without the existence of video games, so it's not a big deal back then. There are certain ways people enjoy their leisure time that is not gaming. It can be seeing movies, watching live matches etc. But the video games are now here and people are really into it.

 

[to7update]

That's a fact it can be likened to saying there was no TV. It will be boring at homes especially for the children they'd have nothing to keep them busy at leisure.

Boring for one side, healthier for the other? I mean, don't get me wrong as I love gaming, but these days certainly that we all know that kids spend way too much time playing, and even get addicted to it.

 

[overcast1]

Gamification has helped many people understand real life. And that's something we can consider for the real life scenarios. I'd say people who want to be making the most out of the gaming system can use the video games the right way. I think for that we can say video games are worth thinking about for the learning real life around.

 

[microgenesis]

If video games were never created I wouldn't have just dropped out of college LOL.
No but seriously, video games has helped me through alot in life. At least a fourth of my friends i've met through online games, strangers who I have never talked to in real life, or shook hands with, I've known for years just cause we played minecraft together. Games brings people together, and at the same time divide people into factions, which is good, because games need to be divisive.
However, being addicted to video games is a real thing. If only I had listened to my family when they noticed it, if only I stopped denying what was literally in front of me the whole time, my relationships with the people important to me would be better.

 

[jamaicka18]

I love video games. If they were never created I imagine people being more creative with their past time or even a bit more active. Since I also enjoy being outdoors and doing physical activities, I think I would be out more often. However, it is sad to think a world without video games because the they are a means of escape. Video games allows us to experience things not commonly seen in reality. There are worlds we get to discover that we can never get to see in our day to day lives.

 

[tonyb]

Boring for one side, healthier for the other? I mean, don't get me wrong as I love gaming, but these days certainly that we all know that kids spend way too much time playing, and even get addicted to it.

That's where the parents should come in. When kids are spending more than necessary time with games the onus is on parents or guardians to check that. Kids need be monitored in virtually all their activities.

 

[to7update]

Yep, and gaming can certainly be addicting! I talk against myself, as when I was their age I spend hours and hours playing lol. Maybe I'm just being overprotective.