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When a person brings up a discussion about video games, most other people would label him (or her) as a “dork,” “nerd,” “loser,” or a variety of other teenage clichés. If the aforementioned person is still attached to his video games when he is an adult, even more ridicule is cast upon him. The type of people who commits this obloquy normally cannot understand why the person can’t live a normal, mature life. Most feel that video games cannot hold the same literary credibility as the writing masterpieces they read. Fortunately for us “dorks,” the argument of credibility leans to our favor, espe