When it comes to game systems I can take them or leave them.
On occassion I have sat down and enjoyed a game or two...but games that I enjoy are few and far between...ask ren. Now, since christmas (christmas eve to be exact) I hate game systems. For I believe that they were put here on this earth if not to entertain but to annoy the hell out of every wife/mother who wants or needs her husband to get up and pry his ass away from the game do something.
So now when I ask "Dave can you..." I know that it will take him twice as long to get up than it did when I asked when he was merely watching tv. GAH! I will never win...I need to pack us and the kids up and move in with a nice amish family...only then will I be happy and David will have nice big muscles from building barns and stuff...erfkinerf!
On occassion I have sat down and enjoyed a game or two...but games that I enjoy are few and far between...ask ren. Now, since christmas (christmas eve to be exact) I hate game systems. For I believe that they were put here on this earth if not to entertain but to annoy the hell out of every wife/mother who wants or needs her husband to get up and pry his ass away from the game do something.
So now when I ask "Dave can you..." I know that it will take him twice as long to get up than it did when I asked when he was merely watching tv. GAH! I will never win...I need to pack us and the kids up and move in with a nice amish family...only then will I be happy and David will have nice big muscles from building barns and stuff...erfkinerf!

Right now, Dave sees the game reality as being more desireable than his current reality, and, as such, escapes to it. If you increase your desireability, it will increase the overall desireability of the real world, thus pulling him away from said games.