The phrase "a bit of gaming" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a small amount of playing video games or engaging in gaming activities.
Example: "After a long week of work, I like to unwind with a bit of gaming on the weekends."
Alternatives: "a little gaming" or "some gaming".
I'm also not averse to a bit of gaming, and as this was swiftly turning into a luxury build, Nvidia's GTX 580 seemed the obvious choice, not least because Nvidia has swapped noisy fans for a vapour cooling.
In my testing the battery stood up very well to a full day's hard use including three hours of browsing, all day listening to music over Bluetooth, a bit of gaming and video watching, with hundreds of messages and emails being pushed to and checked on the phone over 4G all day and the built-in Fitbit fitness tracker running.
Owners could whip them out for a bit of gaming on their smartphone, 3DS or PS Vita and for me it's Wipeout on the Vita.
Few people enjoy using complicated product, task or CRM managers, so Producteev has built a solution with a user-friendly interface that is channel agnostic, and even adds a bit of gaming mechanics.
The E1 can handle a bit of light gaming too.
"We're already a bit of a gaming hub," he added.
With constant push email, lots of notifications, listening to music for 60 minutes over Bluetooth, 1.5 hours of browsing and a bit of light gaming, the Moto G's battery lasted well over one full day.
The IOC is also dabbling in a bit of social gaming: the Olympic Challenge (also yet to be launched) is a kind of "Fantasy Olympics" format, with fans to compete against friends and other fans predicting who will win what in different events.
She says he spends quite a bit on gaming.
And hey, what's a little bit of gaming hardware without some, you know, games?
Enter the age of "entertainment machines", with a little bit of gaming thrown in.
