Stop Telling Kids They Have No Future in Video Games

Even though the video game industry makes billions per year, some people don’t see the potential job opportunities. It’s not as secure as getting a career as a doctor, a police officer, or your standard office worker (and there’s nothing wrong with these jobs).

Often, I hear scoffing remarks about kids interested in non-traditional gaming careers:

(Note: Conversations have been slightly altered.)

C’mon, can we give kids a chance to explore and use their creativity to see what works for them? Stop telling kids they have no future in video games!

Yes, I may not be a parent. I know you guys only want the best for your little ones. You want to see them successful and happy. That’s love, right?

Video games used inadequately can lead to unwanted addiction. I’ve played an excessive amount of video games back in elementary school. My poor grades reflected my counterproductive habit.

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