Does visual stimulation boost intelligence ?

Didn't think I'd see you in the other section I frequent. But... Let me put it this way. Think of people who enjoy fantasy and sci-fi in general. And, yes I'm linking them together because while they often explore different themes, they're still pretty much the same thing. Imaginary universes to explore new ideas in or parallel real world issues in. 

But, back to these people. Whether they're into books, movies, even D&D. Are they still the same kind of person as these gamers? I think it's the themes and different ways of thinking that appeal's to this kind of person more than video games themselves. And I say this as a huge gamer.

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no i don't,  though i would say a representive number of players for a given genre or type of game coincides with different intellectual capacities...in my opinion on average smarter players ie generally prefer to play more logicially challenging games..on average i'm suggesting, so please don't consider my opinion a hard and fast rule, because that won't be the case

and it would be very difficult to prove, sales figures tell you nothing about whoever bought the game, but rather than what you suggest ,I do believe there is some link between a players averages intelligence and the type  and or genre of game they prefer..