Everything does. Including farts. I use LED bulbs in my place and many days leave the lights off during the day and night. Some days have them on,just depends. A do a few small things but nothing extreme to help out.

Yeah. Also try to have as low as possible carbon footprint.

I avoid overly-processed foods, LED lighting for my home, don't run heaters (Winter in Australia isn't to bad anyway.), don't run the clothes dryer unless it's raining and I urgently need dry clothes... Walk, jog, use the bicycle as much as possible rather than use transport.

Plus it's generally healthier living anyway.

Being carbon neutral though isn't about eliminating *everything* that adds carbon into the environment. - It's about only adding carbon into the environment at the same rate that gets taken out by natural or unnatural processes.

Lol it’s not. I’d worry more about limiting the worst offenders (India and China)

Yeah. It does. But not more than other hobbies in general. I feel good about my gaming habits, as I think they are probably the most eco-conscious way of spending my free time, compared to what my friends are doing in general.

Everything will come to an end eventually. Enjoy it while it lasts and make the most of it. After the high times are over it's every man for himselft.

Just play on PC. Problem solved.

Gaming has a lower impact than going out for entertainment. If people stop gaming, they're not quietly going to sit in the dark instead...

You could also say sports ruin the environment. A more active life style needs more fuel and the food production chain is the worst offender for CO2 footprint. When I go cycling for hours in the summer, I come home, cold drink, burgers on the bbq, get those energy and protein levels back up. I eat and drink a lot less during winter.

I don't get that attitude of blame other countries especially countries like India were 90% not even used an airplane in their life.

Anyway I guess buying digital helps a lot. 

Staying at home gaming is much better for the environment than driving around to get entertainment elsewhere (or driving around as a form of entertainment).

I drive around at home for entertainment :) (GT Sport)

Gaming is also better for the environment than watching tv. I bet a lot more snacks are consumed while watching tv than when you have your hands full playing a game!