Study Reveals Gamers To Be More Educated, Social and Successful

Gamers have always been thought to be comprised mostly by loners and rejects, the so-called nerds who live in their parent's basement and play video games all day long. However, a recent study has shed light on this dilemma, revealing that only one perception is true from the previously mentioned, which is that gamers are truly nerds. A study commissioned by the video game streaming network Twitch and conducted by social researcher Neil Howe revealed an entirely fresh perspective of the gaming community by suggesting that gamers are more successful, social and more educated than the non-gamer society. The company

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