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Cheers and good times!
I like my games, also. It's really the interactive storytelling that grabs me and it gives you the chance to do things that are impossible in reality. That kind of thing broadens your imagination and perspectives. Plus they're challenging and fun and teach you good things like resource management, careful decision making, and cognitive thinking skills for things like puzzles and strategy games.
Movies, books, and TV are good too, but you're always just a spectator in those. You're just not a part of the action. And that's perfectly fine sometimes when I'd rather take a break from that, but overall, I love my games. :3
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