[ SECRET POST #2496 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2496 ⌋

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Comments

[writerserenyty]

I don't know if I'd say it's a better medium, but I'd love more video game discussion, as a big video game fan myself.

That said, I understand why it's not as big. I'm playing through Mass Effect again right now, and it's such a long game. There's a big time commitment with a lot of video games, whereas TV you can sit and watch an episode in 22/44 minutes. There's also the issue of cost; if you live in the US, it's easy to see most shows that air. Games are usually initially $60, and require either a console or a decent PC.

So yeah, while I love talking about video games, and I wish there was more fandom, I can see why it's not the biggest fandom.

[(Anonymous)]

Time commitment is a big one. I know that I would LOVE video games and sit there for HOURS like I did when I was a kid but I have tragically way too many other interests and things to do so even though my partner plays and tries to get me to, I am not going there myself. So I'll watch a tv show and participate in a bit of fandom to feel connected, boom.

[writerserenyty]

I know how that goes; currently I'm unemployed (and looking for a job) so I have a fair amount of time to play video games while still updating my music reviewing blog, applying for jobs/updating the resume, etc. I played video games a lot less when I was in school and working two jobs, for example.