Do you consider Single System Owners core gamers?

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SxyxS said:

bertlsenix said:

Yes - Even if you play smartphone games a lot > Core Gamer

Casual = someone who is playing only a few hours per week or less.
Core Gamer = someone who is playing a lot
Hardcore Gamer = someone who is playing even more and probably going for some World 1sts or something like that cause he has developed insane good skills at the game he plays without really competing in actual tournaments/winning money.
Progamer = A gamer who is earning money from sponsors or through winning tournaments.Probably Korean.
( i know you can make a lot of money with streaming but most of these people are just good entertainer or would fit into the hard(core) section)
Noob = someone who is new at a game.But mostly used for players who think they know stuff and are progamers but are worse than a cat.

I can prove your definition is wrong.

I'm just a core gamer playing less than 15 hours a week but I am/was?(haven't watched the charts for weeks) world no.1 in two pinball arcade pinballs without investing much time(th. of magic,twilight zone)like a hardcore gamer.

On the other hand I'm the worst shoot'em'up gamer i know-no matter how much I play I stay on a very low level ,even from a casual gamers point of view I play like a noob.seems i have no talent for this kind of genre though I like it very much.

that's an oxymoron .. you need to play for hours on end to come anywhere near no1 ww in pinball arcade- even my best run on arabian nights took me like 1 1/2 hours and I only have 1/100 of the points of the leaderboard leader

ofcourse that guys probably has much higher points/minute, but I doubt he needed less than 5 hours for his score and the other pinballs probably are the same

by the way, as he mentioned, those skills alone make you a hardcore gamer, you surely invested a lot of time to develop them