Why Ever Stop Playing Video Games

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"Screenshot from a popular video game showing gameplay action"

"Game developer working on character design using digital tools"

"Concept art illustrating fantasy game environment"

"Player holding a game controller during an intense gaming session"

"Esports tournament with professional players competing on stage"

"Virtual reality headset used for immersive gaming experience"

"Indie game developer coding game mechanics on computer"

"Game design document open on a desk with sketches and notes"

"Gaming community discussing strategies in an online forum"

"3D model of a video game character in design software"
Photograph by Javier Laspiur

Frank Guan’s article “Why Ever Stop Playing Video Games” explores how many Americans have replaced work hours with gameplay — and ended up happier. Published with striking photography by Javier Laspiur, the piece reflects on the emotional and social benefits of gaming, challenging traditional views on work and leisure. It’s a thoughtful read for anyone interested in the impact of video games on modern life. You can read the full article here. This excerpt is shared under fair use for educational and non-commercial purposes. All rights to the original content belong to Frank Guan and New York Magazine.