They're not your grandfather's video games. But your grandfathers are playing them


A new survey from the Entertainment Software Association found that nearly two-thirds of Americans ages 5 to 90 play video games an hour or more per week. — Pixabay

In a divided America, there's one thing that most Americans have in common: playing video games.

A new survey from the Entertainment Software Association found that nearly two-thirds of Americans ages 5 to 90 play video games an hour or more per week. And the players include older Americans: nearly half of Baby Boomers surveyed and 36% of the Silent Generation.

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