1000yrs into the future!

[Rusty]

We'd all be pretty much dead.

[SeeDRankLou]

1000 years into the future, no one will play video games. Everyone will be injected at birth with microscopic robots that reproduce themselves billions of times inside their bodies, the robots will control every cell action and reaction in their body preventing disease or sickness from ever occuring, halting age once you reach a certain desired one, and allowing you to live a healthy indefinate life for as long as you see fit. No one will play video games anymore because we will no longer have such a desire, every single living human will be stripped of free roaming thought processes and have only one common interest; to learn. Most likely the only games that will be played are things such as Chess and Go, just for testing probability. Virtual environments may be created, but most likely they will only be for training exercises in one discipline or another. No one will have any inspiration to play video games, or do anything else enjoyable for that matter because their minds will not know (or care to know) the meaning of it. This will be the result of a bold anti-war movement to take away that which creates the dissonance necessary for war; free roaming thoughts and personal desires.

1984 sequel?

We'd all be pretty much dead.

Nah, I think we'll still be a live.

In 1000 years, we will have War Room technology. I think that's what it's called at least, the training area in the X-Men comics. We will have stuff like that, tangible holograms. All kinds of games would be taken to the extreme with that technology.

[nik0tine]

Games won't exist 1000 years in the future and neither will we.

[Lord Chainsaw]

I don't know, there's a possibility we MIGHT still be around.

Nostradomus says 3797 is the year the world gets screwed over. That gives us another good 1800 years of gaming.

[Necronopticous]

Nostradomus says 3797 is the year the world gets screwed over.

He also said that magical donkeys would take over the Soviet Union in the late 20th century.