Gaming in their golden years : why millions of seniors are playing video games
Adults over the age of 50 represent nearly a third of US gamers and are becoming more visible in the mainstream Michelle Statham’s preferred game is Call of Duty. It’s fast and frenetic, involving military and espionage campaigns inspired by real history. She typically spends six hours a day (…)
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