Letter from The Stationary Gamer

Dear Gamers,

We as gamers know that wonderful feeling of defeating that difficult game and going back to that game and dominate that game one more time. From Zelda to the mounds of Call of Duty Games to the many hours put into your favorite RPG, video games are becoming more extravagant, time consuming, and rewarding with each second you play them.

I have put in many hours in games like Skyrim, Fallout 4, and Persona 5. These games aren’t just good looking but they have great gameplay that help you get lost in a world that makes you forget about this thing called life. Don’t get me wrong life is really enjoyable but these games help you unwind and just be someone else for a change.

These RPG’s are the new good book that you cannot put down. Some people worry that putting a lot of time in video games is childish and nonproductive for adults. Video games can in fact stimulate your brain and is like the good book that you cannot put down, the second go around is more rewarding and satisfying.

The reward system in gaming is becoming the definition of satisfactory in the way you receive loot-boxes or any other rewards. Games like Overwatch, The Dragonball Xenoverse games, and Injustice 2 these loot-boxes help you customize your characters the way you want them to be.

Personally who wouldn’t want to be able to customize their favorite video game characters. With Injustice 2, I’ve made Batman so insanely awesome that I get this awe feeling that the time I have put in was worth it. I am sure most of us gamers get that feeling of awe all the time with incredible customization.

Regardless of how you customize your characters, the fact that you make these characters in the eyes you want is something amazing. Not only is it amazing but it is even more rewarding when you beat your game with the awesome character you customized into your own work of art. 

Video games are about self and how you want to represent yourself. This is awesome way to show people what you are about through games and the community you and these games belong to. So go out there, buy that game, and be yourself.

Sincerely,

The Stationary Gamer