ambigu0us

I think games are different for everyone. For some it's recreational, while others, not so much. Some people it's a stress relief or a learning tool, but I can see how some games can be a waste of time as well.

I agree that whenever I have kids, I'll be sure to teach them coding or editing. The way society and the future job market is evolving, it looks like those tools will be way more beneficial then learning Spanish or French in high school. A moot point, but somewhat realistic.

Does anyone else think that this Flappy type craze is going to help non-gamers come more and more into challenging games?

Like I've seen people playing more and more games in the last five years. I wonder if the tides are changing.