Gaming 4 life
February 06, 2013 05:30
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For gamers the computer is everything, so much so that they can even earn money through tournaments and sponsorships. Some even meet their future spouses online, but for others games can take up too much of their time and affect family life. Psychiatrists and psychologists argue whether or not the human mind can be negatively affected by games, but for many they instead serve to help bring people together.
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babouviste (unregistered) 07.02.2013 23:40
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