Am I too old?

[Macky]

As has been said, age is just a number.

But yes, you do sound too old to be gaming.
I think you would be happier doing something more sensible. Like gardening.

Get out please.

 

[Point-Break]

42 here, still game regular and still go to 3 day lans at least 3 times a year, only thing i notice now is that i get RSI in my hands after 4-5 hours of say constant BFBC2 or similiar game.. other than that i still love online PC gaming

Tend to get bored of new games quicker now as in feeling like i've been here seen that and done it a lot, it takes a real game to keep my interest now after playing so many over the years ..

 

[Xinn]

22 myself so I've got a long time left in me yet.

My best friends grand parents are in their 70's and have a PS2, PS3, a 360 each, DS each and a PSP. Needless to say they like their gaming.

 

[Schizo]

42

Never too old

same here and still loving it.

i still give the younger generation a run for there money sometimes.

 

[Dogfood09]

37 , Still loving the gaming world , even hook up with my old man (60) on xbox live every now and then , less now i have come back to the PC gaming world since my new upgrade!! My eyes are still going strong after years of gaming

 

[Enzo]

39 and still playing bfbc2

 

[hideki]

Gaming spans the generations, no need to 'retire' because of what others think. You enjoy it, that's enough.

 

[bobuk]

ummmmm 58 just got into Settlers 7, Mrs got fed up with nagging a long time ago.

 

[grudas]

19 i bet im too old i don't game much anyways..

 

[James J]

My dads 58 and puts a good couple of hours into MW2 multiplayer per day whilst my mum watches the soaps. Each to their own

 

[ShaolinDreams]

35.. from pong to crysis

you got to remember us oldies in their 30's are still part of the modern technological generation, we was there at the beginning

 

[jorzeh]

i'm 27 daughters 3 n ahalf and hubby is 30

 

[K1LLSW1TCH]

45 in 2 months & still Tea Bagging Youths & laughing hysterically.

What has that got to do with games

 

[.one.]

This thread is full of old farts who smell of wee

 

[Angilion]

I'm in my 40s. It's mildly entertaining if people who spend hours sat passively watching a TV criticise me for gaming.

It's an issue if your wife makes it one, but that's true of anything. It might be a real issue, but in that case it would be the time spent not with her rather than what you're doing in that time.

 

[Acemath]

I'm in my 40s. It's mildly entertaining if people who spend hours sat passively watching a TV criticise me for gaming.

It's an issue if your wife makes it one, but that's true of anything. It might be a real issue, but in that case it would be the time spent not with her rather than what you're doing in that time.

Really don' know why it has to be an issue when you wife makes it an issue when you game?My wife is also a gamer,but on the other hand she likes to watch soaps like Neighbours,Home and away,Bold and the Beautiful...So PLEASE LET ME GAME

 

[Angilion]

Really don' know why it has to be an issue when you wife makes it an issue when you game?

An odd question, as I didn't say I didn't know.

 

[OLDPHART]

55 here , your never to old to game, still having great fun, wife love's her TV so get's to watch it in peace while l game.

 

[SB118]

29 (again) here, sometimes i don't game for a fortnight, then i'll be in TF2 every evening for a month solid.

It's great because the wife works lates and isn't here to tell me off. Don't drink, don't smoke, don't spend every evening at the pub, think i'm allowed to run around stabbing stranger.

She does however moan that i'm ruining the kids as they both play Portal on the 360

 

[wordy]

This thread is full of old farts who smell of wee

Children should be seen and not heard.