NBC continues to give a fair and balanced view on gaming

Posted By | On 12th, Jul. 2011

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It’s times like this, I wish sarcasm could be properly conveyed through text alone. NBC, in a recent chat show about relationships, declared that anyone playing video games over the age of 30 is a weirdo living in a basement. You just gotta love that derogatory stereotype.

This flies in the face of all the most recent research which has put the average gaming age as 37. Long live mature gaming.

Check out the clip above. You’ll laugh, cry and then hang your head in sorrow at the idea that some people are fooled by this crap.


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