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Remember when you told your kids to stop playing video games because they weren’t good for them? Fast forward a couple of decades and it’s a world turned upside down. Young adults are now encouraging their parents and grandparents to start gaming because it is good for them. And they’re right.
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Gaming on GrandPad has made it easy for seniors to take advantage of the health benefits that video games can have for older adults.
A 79-year-old grandmother, who goes by the alias WowGrandma78, is shattering existing stereotypes and changing the way thousands of people look at online gamers.
Gaming together provides a reason for having conversation and creates a common ground to which people of all ages can relate. There is so much variety in the world of social gaming that there is something out there for everyone — you just need to find the right game that fits your passions.
As a diamond-ranked player in the game “Apex Legends,” Duncan McLeod (55) competes among the top 10% of all players — regardless of age.
