I don't know about you, but I think I'll be buried with a controller in hand. I mean I won'tplaygames like I use to, but with college on its way I don't think I will focus on games. So what age will you stop gaming?
Since in going to college soon, and then after that i'll have a job and family to support I won't be able to play games like I do now, but I don't think i'll stop, unless something occurs and games stop being developed.
I can't imagine ever stopping. It is going to be a common thing in about 20 years to see older people in their 40s , 50s , and 60s still playing games and buying games that aren't just uber casual ones.
I cannot see myself not playing games, especially in the future, where games are going to beeven better than today. I can see myself playing games while bouncing my grandchild on my knee.
"Grandpa, play with me!"
"Not just yet, junior, I just gotta kill this miniboss and get to the next checkpoint."
When game software actually becomes smarter than me,become my overlord,and start harvesting me for my BTU's or some crap like that, then I'll stop gaming.
I don't know an exact age but I will stop gaming when my hands hurt so bad that it becomes unbearable to ever play again..so in other words, I will most likely never stop gaming.
Never, why would I stop playing games, my parents haven't stopped watching TV, nor have other "old" people, so why would games be any different. I might take breaks tho, I've had them already, I've been "game free" for 6 month periods before, but I doubt I ever stop completely. Personally I can't wait to see what games look like 40 years from now, the golden age for gamers is still waiting in the future with photo realistic graphics and new control methods, I don't wanna miss that.
About 30 or maybe 31 at the end of this gen. If nintendo wins I am done with consoles and will go to PC for the first time, so in terms of consoles like millions of others after nintendo wins.
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