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Originally Posted by onesnowyowl
Or Paradise Lost, or any Shakespeare play, or a Dickens novel...
Or even some of our more modern fiction by Tolkien and even JK Rowling: unlike games, they take imagination to make them work.
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Imagination is what makes games fun after you've beaten them. I see what you're saying but books require very little hand-eye coordination and unless you're into books about heuristics, can do little to teach problem solving of any sort.