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I would never be able to get live-in to stop playing video games. However, he only plays 1-2 evenings during weeks (mostly less) and maybe an afternoon on a weekend.
He does buy games that he thinks I would like or at least like to watch - I'm not someone who likes actually playing the games but I am one of the rarities who actually likes watching.
That post really has nothing to do with the OP. I wonder if Eagle Scouts can create a video game for their project? That might be really cool, actually, especially if it were educationally-based and could be used to teach reading to little kids or something.
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