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The Video Game Entertainment Curve

June 22, 2014 By ausretrogamer

Originally posted on Geek Is Awesome, this handy chart should always be referenced when evaluating how a video game will effect your potential time for a social life. Which game genre / category do you fall in?

Video-Game-Entertainment-Curve

source: geekisawesome.com

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