Comments on: The Swaying of Gamer’s Pendulum http://mutizen.xlf25.com/the-swaying-of-gamers-pendulum let's party! Thu, 18 Mar 2010 16:36:59 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: Total gamer http://mutizen.xlf25.com/the-swaying-of-gamers-pendulum/comment-page-1#comment-56 Total gamer Thu, 18 Mar 2010 16:36:59 +0000 http://mutizen.xlf25.com/the-swaying-of-gamers-pendulum/#comment-56 Wow, it’s pretty rare to see someone put things into perspective the way you just did. I wish that other bloggers and people that post content to the web would take a page from your book! Do you have any other sites that I could visit or could you possibly make a recommendation as to where I might be able to find some more information? Either way, thanks for an excellent resource and I look forward to being a repeat reader! Wow, it’s pretty rare to see someone put things into perspective the way you just did. I wish that other bloggers and people that post content to the web would take a page from your book! Do you have any other sites that I could visit or could you possibly make a recommendation as to where I might be able to find some more information? Either way, thanks for an excellent resource and I look forward to being a repeat reader!

]]> By: annjee http://mutizen.xlf25.com/the-swaying-of-gamers-pendulum/comment-page-1#comment-34 annjee Wed, 18 Nov 2009 04:37:06 +0000 http://mutizen.xlf25.com/the-swaying-of-gamers-pendulum/#comment-34 Couldn't agree more with you, Laurie. My gaming really did stop for a long while now that I have 2 babies to care for. But perhaps, not long from now, I can go back playing again. For the mean time, i'll stick to games me and my little ones could play together. We spend most of our daytime cuddling and rolling on the bed :) Couldn’t agree more with you, Laurie. My gaming really did stop for a long while now that I have 2 babies to care for. But perhaps, not long from now, I can go back playing again. For the mean time, i’ll stick to games me and my little ones could play together. We spend most of our daytime cuddling and rolling on the bed :)

]]> By: Laurie http://mutizen.xlf25.com/the-swaying-of-gamers-pendulum/comment-page-1#comment-6 Laurie Tue, 17 Jun 2008 04:43:44 +0000 http://mutizen.xlf25.com/the-swaying-of-gamers-pendulum/#comment-6 That is so true. It is medically researched that playing video games DOES relieve stress and makes a person happier (mostly on guys because guys are not prone to releasing stress and anger like we women do). My hub is into gaming too. At one point I was as well, I played Lineage (another RPG game) with pretty much the entire Mortier clan.... that is until I had Jordan. When you have kids, your priorities shift and change drastically. At this point in time... I have no great desire to play computer games no more. But I do occasionally play a game of Monopoly, Solitaire, etc. Games that has a definite ending. Short. I think I would rather play board or card games or any games that has "real" or personal interaction. One you can enjoy as a family or with freinds. That is so true. It is medically researched that playing video games DOES relieve stress and makes a person happier (mostly on guys because guys are not prone to releasing stress and anger like we women do).

My hub is into gaming too. At one point I was as well, I played Lineage (another RPG game) with pretty much the entire Mortier clan…. that is until I had Jordan. When you have kids, your priorities shift and change drastically. At this point in time… I have no great desire to play computer games no more. But I do occasionally play a game of Monopoly, Solitaire, etc. Games that has a definite ending. Short. I think I would rather play board or card games or any games that has “real” or personal interaction. One you can enjoy as a family or with freinds.

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