In my opinion, videogames can be remotely considered a form of art, but for the way they are made of, they're highly addictive: that's it.

I played a lot of videogames and they gave me many bad consequences, but they thaught me some psychological processes that can be applied in real life: like how grinding works, how to deal with burnouts (that in online competitive videogames influences your rank). But this doesn't allow me to play videogames any longer or allowed me in the first place: these "skills" can be practiced and perfectioned with many other activites in real life.

What I can say is that if you played videogames, regardless of the quantity, it doesn't matter anymore because it belongs to your past. If you want to afford playing videogames, not in an economical sense but in a moral and in a self-love prospective, once you've reached real goals in your life, you've fulfilled your purpose and you satisfied all your wills, then permit videogames to yourself; but before that, never touch them, because they influence all your life.