When Mr Woods, arguably the best golfer of all time, started winning championships in the late 1990s, people who had previously thought of golf as playtime for rich, white men stepped onto the tee.
Technology has left its mark too: in the 1970s, some prostitutes used 78 as slang for a client whose efforts were shortlived a reference to the faster speed and shorter playtime of those records.
Children's playtime is a market space.
Most played is Resi Revelations 2. My Halo 5 playtime is 20% below norm.
And if you were wondering about the all-important question of playtime, then you'll be pleased to hear that in the California office there are two roof-top infinity pools for staff to kick-back in.
Sawaya's work is just the latest thing to highlight the versatility of Lego, which, despite harking back to playtime in a pre-PlayStation age, achieved revenues of $4bn £2.4bnn) in 2012.
It is as blissful as it is relaxing, five minutes of playtime is like therapy.
Fellow reader Ellen Wichmann from Carluke, Lanarkshire, says, "Study abroad, it will be the best thing you ever did," while Rhiannon Hood answers: "Work hard enough, enjoy playtime – that's where you'll find your best ideas".
"In my work for the UN, I saw around the world how playtime was genderised.
However the National Union of Teachers have angrily refuted his claims, insisting that children are not to be treated as an "inconvenience" and that schools already work with local services to make sure playtime can be had by all.
Charles Reynolds Driveclub: Bikes **** PS4 (£11.99 if you own 'driveclub', £15.99 solo) Unlike MotoGP 15 – which took hours of playtime to get to grips with – Driveclub Bikes is a pick-up and play experience, accessible to anyone who has tried a driving game before.
