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Older Americans Increasingly Using Video Games as Recreational Alternative…….

March 30th, 2007

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Now, I want to see the Wii SmartCar roll up in front of a retirement home and blow the roof off the joint. Details from The New York Times via Digg:

Anxious about the mental cost of aging, older people are turning to games that rely on quick thinking to stimulate brain activity. A step slower than in their youth, they are using digital recreations of bowling, tennis and golf.

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