True. There are some certain things that might not be bad in and of itself, but they don't have much benefit, and might be destructive to you.I personally, can't play any video games anymore. I personally cannot control them. Not trying to discourage anything, but I feel like even if the games are clean, they are addictive. I now prefer activities that include creativity and productivity, such as drawing and making music.
Now, I do still like characters from video games, but I won't play the games with them anymore. Maybe I should write about Mario and Luigi becoming Christians...
Now, joking aside, this verse comes to my mind.
Whether therefore ye eat, or drink, or whatsoever ye do, do all to the glory of God. 1 Corinthians 10:31
I am not sure how ya can do that with video games. Not trying to be a pharisee towards this community's gamers, but I personally believe it has harmed my life greatly and I regret having spent hundreds of dollars on it...
This is different from when the Bible says bodily exercise profits little; exercises do not have eternal value, but they're not destructive either.
Video games might be addictive to most people, and if you find out it is to you, then stay away from it despite what others think. For instance, reading novels might not be bad in and of itself, and definitely not to everyone, but I love reading them so much so you can say I'm addicted, so I try as much as I can to stay away from them.

