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OutOfTheCube · 10-08-2019, 09:14 AM

Age: 30
Work: Full-Time, 200-ish hours per month

Marital Status: Married, 6 years
Kids: 3 - Ages 4, 2, and 2 weeks
Sports: None
Other Clubs: None
How much you game: Probably 10-15 hours a week, depending. I work 4 on, 4 off with 12 hour shifts, so when I'm on my days on I don't get to play much at all. Sometimes I take my Switch to work and play on my lunch break if there's a game I'm in to at the time. Days off I play a bit in the mornings and a lot in the evenings after everyone is in bed.
How many different games you play in a year: Probably around 20 or so -- typically 1-2 a month. I don't necessarily finish all of them

What platform(s) do you use? - Primary is Nintendo Switch -- in fact the portability of it is what leads me to be able to play games as much as I do still, with a young family. I can play it while they're watching a movie on TV, or at work, or after I drop my oldest off at preschool head over to Tim Hortons for an hour. If it wasn't for Switch my gaming would likely be under 5 hours per week. I spend a bit of time with the TV platforms still (PS4/Xbox One) but that is often only later at night once everyone is bed. No PC gaming.

10-08-2019, 09:14 AM	#8
OutOfTheCube Franchise Player Join Date: Aug 2004 Exp:	Age: 30 Work: Full-Time, 200-ish hours per month Marital Status: Married, 6 years Kids: 3 - Ages 4, 2, and 2 weeks Sports: None Other Clubs: None How much you game: Probably 10-15 hours a week, depending. I work 4 on, 4 off with 12 hour shifts, so when I'm on my days on I don't get to play much at all. Sometimes I take my Switch to work and play on my lunch break if there's a game I'm in to at the time. Days off I play a bit in the mornings and a lot in the evenings after everyone is in bed. How many different games you play in a year: Probably around 20 or so -- typically 1-2 a month. I don't necessarily finish all of them What platform(s) do you use? - Primary is Nintendo Switch -- in fact the portability of it is what leads me to be able to play games as much as I do still, with a young family. I can play it while they're watching a movie on TV, or at work, or after I drop my oldest off at preschool head over to Tim Hortons for an hour. If it wasn't for Switch my gaming would likely be under 5 hours per week. I spend a bit of time with the TV platforms still (PS4/Xbox One) but that is often only later at night once everyone is bed. No PC gaming.