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Have you heard of Tamagotchi 20 years ago?
Also when reality sucks and there's no way for a person to improve it, most games become extremely addictive. As well as other addictions like alcohol. So nothing new or bad per se.
Yes I had a tamagotchi and it was also addictive
What parents need to do is to show what good enjoyable things are in the world so there's no unhealthy addictions and everthing is balanced. Do you use social networks? SN apps on a smartphone are also addictive, make you react to each notification and check often even if there's none. It's not just the games. Reality sucks, digital worlds are more attractive, that's the problem.
It's one thing that a game is good. It's another when it is intentionally designed to have addictive elements playing on people's psychological tendencies.
I am pretty sure Fallout Shelter falls into the latter category.
Free lunchbox weed cures gaming addiction?
Yea, cause weed makes you go out and rob banks to support your habit?
Not false. TRUE! I knew a guy who robbed 20 banks to support his marijuana habit.
Maybe he was too unstable for a regular job?