Nope, I assume it can look like it from an outsider perspective but in reality it's just other, real life stuff that simply takes over time for gaming.

31 soon and it has for me. I’d rather be outside or see some shows.

Yes. As you get older you grow used to the tricks games use to hook you. Also, it seems really indulgent to spend hours on a game, so I don't play as long or often anymore.

For me, a little bit.

If you are lucky it will. Because you have a family and other, better things to do. You have money to do better things.

Originally posted by GetMeGreek:

Is it true when you get older, your passion for playing video game is dying out?

We need to kindle again Ashen One! :estusfull::bonfire2::praisesun:

Well I never was "passionate" about playing video games... but it hasn't died out either...

No, but I do have higher standards for video games now.
Even if I do get tired of video games, no problem
Picked up Airsoft as a hobby and am currently building a drift car.

Played since I was 7, I am now 49. So, no.

46, more into gaming than ever.
and, when I'm not gaming, I hang out in here.

Originally posted by Out Of Bubblegum:

If you are lucky it will. Because you have a family and other, better things to do. You have money to do better things.

Triple oof.

Originally posted by Out Of Bubblegum:

Because you have a family and other, better things to do. You have money to do better things.

No I don't. 😆

Originally posted by tiny E:

Originally posted by Out Of Bubblegum:

Because you have a family and other, better things to do. You have money to do better things.

No I don't. 😆

Me either. I have no "life". But the lucky and/or normal ones do.

No. It is the same amount.

No, I'm 27 and finally with a computer capable of running my favorite games the only lacking I have right now is my graphic card but my tiny 1050TI is doing it's best

It didn't die, not at all. But it did change overtime.

I personally nowadays look for a more relaxed gaming time.
I'll pick easy games (As my 'git gud' time diminished with age) over anything 'pro', 'hardcore' or 'competitive' (Also reflexes and muscle memory isn't what it used to be. No need to trigger carpal tunnel pain because of a gaming session) and I no longer have that 'need' to finish games. Once they stop providing fun I'll move into something else.

Also too complex games get little attention from me. I don't really want to spend my reduced playing time in learning how to play a game. So things with easy mechanics will win over more complex games.

Also I distanced more and more from multiplayer-centric games. As I prefer the enjoyment of my gaming session not to be risked by encountering a cheater, smurf or a bunch of pubstomper 'tryhards' who play the game 9-to-5 everyday.