John Britt

It's not that its too hard to play games, its that kids dedicate their time to gaming to the point of having no social life.

I think gamers can find common ground with other gamers and their own age demographic, but when they try to relate to adults or even people who don't let games dictate their lifestyle.

I'm scared of the fact that kids will not have true realistic stories to tell to the future, they have to talk about the glory days of playing games with graphics that were passable.

I'm not of the mindset that games only cause violence, I wish more kids and young adults will learn to tackle more adult situations with something they need more, life experience.

Games are an escape from reality, but kids will need to learn to cope and judge reality on terms other than games.

The DS is still a gameboy, just a more powerful and original piece of hardware. Fun, with good mileage and the same even more market share than the orginal gameboy