No matter your age, it’s important to connect with others over common interests. Playing video games can be a fulfilling pastime, but moreover, it can lead to an improved social life and sense of belonging. We spoke with Ryan Harbinson about the amazing benefits of playing together, disconnecting from the many stresses of life, and instead connecting with others in a positive way. Find out more in our latest podcast episode below.
Watch our discussion with Ryan Harbinson to learn all about the social power of gaming:
With a passion for console gaming and a love for sharing the experience, What Are We Playin? celebrates everything from retro classics to modern hits. Our channel focuses on couch co-op gaming—two people, two controllers, one screen, and endless fun! We’ve got 20 consoles spanning four decades (1984–2024) with authentic gameplay—no PC emulation here, just original cartridges and discs.
Connection Through Gaming
What is the importance of playing video games with others? We start our conversation with Ryan on why gaming is such a positive way to spend time with friends and other gamers alike. And in our highly stressful, busy world, socializing through video games can feel more urgent than ever, though it is also a challenge to make it a priority. With all that’s going on in “real” life, why is playing together such a connective tool?
Playing video games together might seem like a blind spot; Ryan explains why that is, plus how we can start to see it for its overwhelming merits. We end our conversation with what you can do next about gaming as a social experience.
Listen below to learn the values of playing together:
To learn more, check out Ryan Harbinson on YouTube. You can also connect with him on LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram.
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