a history of me

Everyone knows I enjoy video games but my interest in recent years has waned considerably. As recently as three years ago I could have spent my entire vacation playing games, mostly by myself but also alongside my friends. Yet today I can barely go for fifteen minutes without furiously dropping the controller. Why is this? Is it purely a matter of "the old games are better?" No, I'm not some grumpy old man who looks back with rose-colored glasses on the "good old days" while ignoring modern progress. I have repeatedly promised on this site to write something summarizing my feelings on the subject of video games. I have yet to do this for two main reasons: Firstly, I procrastinate all the time. Secondly, no matter how passionate I may feel about something I am hesitant to write it down because I do not have confidence in my writing ability to accurately put forward my feelings. Thankfully, I found this article which discusses one the big reasons today's games don't excite me like they used to.

I will write my opinion on video games someday. Soon. Right after I get back from Boston.