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Gaming can be highly engaging, sometimes leading to excessive play that impacts other areas of life. Recognizing and addressing this is important.

 

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Increasingly, games are supporting play across different devices, breaking down barriers between platforms.

 

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Played on dedicated gaming devices like PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo consoles.

 

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These are usually more accessible and cater to a wider, casual audience.

 

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These can range from AAA (big-budget) games to indie (independent) games.

 

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Games (MMOs), where players interact with others in a virtual world. Examples include "World of Warcraft" and "Fortnite."

 

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Games like Fortnite are free to play but generate revenue through in-game purchases.

 

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Fast-paced gameplay that emphasizes physical challenges, such as fighting, shooting, or platforming (e.g., Call of Duty, Super Mario).

 

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Navigating relationships with non-gamers can be a challenge, but it’s important to maintain connections outside of gaming. Some families and couples game together, turning it into a shared activity.

 

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Competitive gaming where players or teams compete in various games at professional levels, often in tournaments with large audiences and prize pools.

 

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Played on dedicated gaming consoles like PlayStation, Xbox, or Nintendo Switch.