The generation that grew up with "Pac-Man" and "Pong" are now having children of their own. And across the nation, parents and their kids are finding the virtual worlds of video games a popular place to bond. CNN has the story.
Though he considers himself a lifelong gamer, Nickelson said the time spent with his daughter, Sara, matters much more than the games themselves. "It's more of a chance to have time with her," he said. "Being a divorced dad, I don't get the time that I would like with her. It's just fun to sit down together and try to have fun together."
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