Yes, I think the government should support intellectual games. These games help people think better and solve problems, which is good for everyone. If the government helps, more people can play these games, and it could make society smarter and more creative. Plus, if schools use these games, students can learn better and have fun at the same time.

I don't think the government needs to get involved in developing intellectual games. The private sector and game developers are already doing a good job. Plus, there are more important things for the government to spend money on. People have different interests, and not everyone likes intellectual games. The market will naturally take care of the demand for these games.

It depends on the situation. Government support could be helpful in schools or areas where people can't easily access these games. But it's important to promote a variety of activities, not just focus on intellectual games. Working together, the government and private companies could make these games more available and beneficial.