Changing Habits   My gaming habits have drastically changed
recently. Since the arrival of a baby boy 6 months ago those
late night BF4 sessions have disappeared and I am constantly
looking at the length of games, not to see how long they are but
to see how short they are. I don’t have the time or opportunity
to sink 50 hours into an RPG but if I can get a game done in a
couple of hours then I am more than happy. Hotline Miami and To
The Moon have been two recent purchases that have given me a
little gaming buzz and then let me move on to the next thing.
This has led me to a bit of a revelation that there is no right
or wrong way to enjoy games. This may seem obvious but there
does seem to be a little snobbery embedded in the self-titled
hardcore gaming community. For example I am a big fan of gaming
podcasts and regularly listen to the podcast. It’s a great
listen but the host, Matt Lees, is one of those that keeps
trying to tell me that I am gaming wrong. Playing XCOM: Enemy
Unknown on Classic Ironman is n