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My extended family is coming to visit for a week, starting Tuesday. The two kids are pre teens and teenagers, who, aside from oregon trail (which is surprisingly violent, dysentry isn't fun by any standards), have not owned or played any video games. Every time they visit they actively judge me and passive-aggressively taunt me for playing video games. 

My hope is that you guys can help me with some good arguments for why video games aren't so bad. For reference, the games I play are mostly competitive strategy games: Starcraft 2, League of Legends, Team Fortress 2, and high-caliber story driven games: Fallout 3,  Bioshock. All I can come up with is that they force me to think critically and quickly, they improve my multitasking, and they give enjoyment no different than reading a book or playing a sport.
<bot>: Help me argue good video games are good for me, or as good for me as most other hobbies that aren't self-destructive.