Gaming has become a part of our fabric. It's not just kids and teens spending endless hours staring at a screen. Video games have been popular since the Ralph Baer, licensed his console to Magnavox which sold to consumers as the Odyssey in 1972, according to History.com. From Intelevision to Atari, Nintendo to Sega and Xbox to Play Station the video game Industry blown up and generations are playing every day. Parents struggle with how much is enough and what kind of games should they be aloud to play? But the cost of these systems, games, downloads, equipment and downloads can add up quickly. It's not going away, so why not learn a life lesson or two on the way? This week Felipe and a reluctant Chase, discuss how gaming can be a great tool to teach personal finance and financial responsibility.
