I think there is an interesting question here for gamers. If you weren’t spending time gaming what else would you be doing? Make more, play chess, watch more movies…read?
If you, like me, wished you had more time to both read and play video games, this list from GameSpot might just be for you. It’s a great list of games and books!
In this gallery, I wanted to merge my two loves and perhaps give you something fun (or horrifying and bleak) to read based on your favorite games. I’m firmly of the mindset that anyone who is “not a reader” has probably just not found the right book for them, so if that’s you, here’s hoping one of these will pull you in! And, if you are a reader, I–and all my absolutely wonderful colleagues at GameSpot–have tried to dig a bit deeper to procure slightly less-talked-about picks.
Though I am a huge proponent for paying your local library a visit (seriously, pay your local library a visit if you have one–you’d be shocked at what all they offer, including video games!)
Books
Want to learn about electronics with a handy resource open on your work bench? Want to teach your kid the ins and outs of programming without making them sit in front of a computer for hours on end? Or need way to write down notes and mark down your progress as a Maker all while having a handy reference for all things electronics? Check out Adafruit’s wide selection of books.
From the encyclopedia of electronics knowledge stuffed into The Art of Electroncs by Paul Horowitz and Winfield Hill to How To Be A Digital Revolutionary, there is something for everyone in the books category.
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