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Another strategy is to live up to being a senior, have a lot of free time, then tackle the backlog
I've also wondered what it'll be like to be video gaming in my 70s and beyond hahaha
My two cents:
I actually find it easier to make time for JRPGs than most other games. They're largely kid-friendly, so I can play even with the sprogs watching, and most recent titles have either generous save points or save-whenever systems. Of course, you can always pause and come back later, which is much easier now nearly every device has some kind of on demand access. I definitely find it easier than the likes of Call of Duty and FIFA, where stepping away to rescue a toddler/make food/play in the garden is frowned-upon at best and completely impossible at worst.
Since becoming a dad, puzzlers and JRPGs have been my sanity-savers.
Yeah, I agree Sandypants, games that are more active like FPS or sports games that spell dire consequences if you avert your attention for a brief moment are more demaning JRPGs, which are nice when you can just sit on the overworld map or just save/pause whenever without it affecting game progress :)
As sad as it may sound to some people, playing games (and usually JRPGs) is what I spend most of my life doing. I'm not particularly close with my family, nor do I have many friends (especially those that I would hangout with).
So, when I'm not at work or running errands, I'm usually at home playing games.
It was a choice I made. I've thought about maybe being more socialable, going out with friends, reconnecting with some of my family, etc. However, I usually prefer my private time with gaming and the like.