66 here (birthday in Feb.) - glad to be a member of this wonderful group - I do believe we have more in the 20-30 group but I could be wrong. It's funny how one gets an impression of a players age and gender from their 'handle' and their posts.....doesn't mean you get it right but a mental picture forms in ones head and its a surprise if/when you find out you were way off base...
Love, Betty Lou

Hey everyone,

54 here, and in good company. Someone earlier on mentioned how gaming bridges the generation gap, and I find that to be true usually whenever I go to my local EB or GameStop store. Recently I was in there, heard a man looking for a game "like Myst" and so showed him all the cool adventure games on the shelves. He ended up walking out with three of them, and the young male clerk thanked me for my help. BTW, he was very knowledgeable about adventure games, and we had a fun discussion about them. <img border="0" title="" alt="[Razz]" src="tongue.gif" />

I, too, think that a poll would be interesting, although we may not have the numbers here to impress a publisher. Worth a try, though, TSS! And you bring up a good question about how many of us would be willing (or able) to shell out $50 to spend on a game. Well, I just heard that the average yearly income of a college graduate in this country is $75,000!! I think I need to move to Mexico, in that case My limit on a game price is way under $50...

Andy

Lets put it this way You don't ever want to be my age tehehehe

"Do you think one of the reasons that gameboomers works so well is the heavy influence of older people?"


Yuppers! Especially at the 64 mark and happily gamin', hummin' and countin'!!!!!!.....LOL

I sure do think so, Nickie!

Love, Witchen =O)

Hey, Betty Lou, I'm 66 too....and branching out. I get my first console next month--a Playstation 2. It's not like I don't have enough PC games to play! Keep on gaming!

Mornin' Everyone. Just like a couple of folks above I will be 66 next month. Even though the old bod doesn't respond as well anymore the mind sure does. That's probably why I enjoy adventure games so much. I'll be damned if I'm going to just lie back and let old age be an excuse for not having some fun out of life. You all are wonderful. Happy Gaming, Claudette

PS Am I the only one without an Avatar?

Wow your all oldies *snicker* just kiddin.
I'm 25 but wish I was retired so I could sit at home all day and play Adventure games that would be great!

65 and single, planning on staying that way. (After 4 failed marriages I figure I must not be the marrying kind).

Got hooked on Sierra games in the early 80s and been gaming ever since.

Plan on playing music and gaming as long as I can lift a sax and move a mouse.

Hi all,
I'm 70 & stillwork 40 hrs or so a week. Guess I figure adv gaming & work keep your mind active.

49 years old. Started playing infocom text adventures and I've been hooked ever since.

Roz

I am 52 and I have become addicted to adventure games. I love this website.

Puppytoes

I am 50 and when I grow up I want to be a "hair braider" at Disneyworld!!!!! ET

TSS 'bite your tongue'. Have been a sci-fi reader since I was ten. Liked playing The Dig and The Ward. Embarassed to admit used the walkthru so could find out what happened next quicker on Ward. Also like seeing what other places look like and 'visiting' historical settings and times. Particularly liked Beyond Atlantis and The Messenger. Don't leave out mysteries like Laura Bow and Amerzone and book related games. Can leave out all the spooky scary ones though, revenge themes, and time sequences. <img border="0" alt="[winky]" title="" src="graemlins/winky.gif" /> <img border="0" alt="" title="" src="graemlins/pacify.gif" />

48 years old but only 3 as a gamer but who's counting!

61 years young and proud of it!