@Onyxmeth: Yeah, it's a bit messy and partially it's because of i need to explain it in english (not my native language), when i don't necessarily find the correct words to easilly describe what i'm meaning.
I actually started typing the post last night, but had to quit and finished it this morning, after a whopping 4-5 hours of sleep.
Space Invaders qualifies for it being easy to play, slow at the start, simple graphicswise. And Crazy Taxi, despite being easy to to pick up and play, it's not simple graphicswise (a lot of different objects that has to be noticed) and it starts with "full speed", which makes it require reflexes.
I don't personally pass a judgement about (current) myself, since it's not objective in any ways. When i was 15, i was so mature and grown-up (read: thought i was), but today, when i look myself back then, i must say that i wasn't as grown-up that i thought i was. Maybe after 15 years i don't think i was so grown-up around 30, that i think i am now, or maybe i will, that i don't know today.
The 30 years old isn't some date that you suddenly feel like you're grown-up now. It's just an rounded age that older people perceive people (like themselves) having grewn being adults. And, it's a common perception, that people at their thirties have became adults.
You had a point with kids and growing older all the time while learning, which i agree here, but again, i was pointing out the common perception considering the relation between peoples age and maturity.
There are two points, into which i take my stand, the other is the common perception and the other is brain developement, since those two are basically the only metrics that can be objectively used. Brains physical developement (and related change in behaviour) is scientific fact and majority is what decides what kind of behaviour can be taken as mature behaviour (ie. makes the "rules").
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