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I think the reasons for the change in generational gaming preferences go deeper than just the type of game they play. As stated in https://iwantmedia.com/the-gambling-preferences-of-generation-z/, it is worth recognizing that Generation Z grew up in the era of online communications, social networks, and constant interaction with the world. We were all born into a world where the Internet is an integral part of life, and games for us have become not only a way of entertainment, but also an opportunity to maintain social connections, to be a part of something big and important. And single-player games, no matter how good they are, do not provide such a level of interaction. Games like Fortnite or League of Legends are not just shooters or strategies, but real social platforms where communication and interaction with other players become no less important than the gameplay itself. Such games create their own ecosystem in which you can not only play, but also build relationships, participate in events, and compete in real time. For example, I play Apex Legends not only for the game itself, but also because it’s a place where I can meet old friends, chat with new people, and sometimes just spend time in the company of like-minded people.