The wife and I used to game together pretty seriously until we had kids. Although our console and offline game playing has pretty much ceased, we've have had World of Warcraft accounts since early 2005, but we've both canceled and re-instated our accounts several since then, so we weren't eligible for that Orc statue Blizzard's been sending to old-timers.
I've gotten back into writing/recording music the past few years, and typically only play WoW when I'm sick or just don't have any creative energy. But I genuinely enjoy it when I do play. Some really great writing and humor in the quests... still discovering fun things to do in-world. Our kids have accounts too and we sometimes play dungeons together as a family on weekends.
Recently had to pull both our kids out of Roblox (it's an ostensibly kid-focused virtual world where players can build their own 3D video games), because all the Five Nights At Freddy's content in Roblox was giving our kids nightmares.
Even though I don't get to actually play games much anymore, my son and I talk about them a lot and watch a lot of gaming YouTube videos. That's our father/son bonding time.
Obligatory Texas comment: We traveled to Texas one summer to watch the bats in Austin and at Bracken Cave. It was hot as s---, but we loved Austin and the bats.
