I wonder if there exists a game in which $\epsilon$ - Nash equilibrium leads to a much higher payoff than any other Nash equilibrium.Show, for every $\epsilon$ > 0, a two player game where there is an $\epsilon$-Nash equilibrium in which  both players have a much higher payoff then in any Nash equilibrium.What is $\epsilon$ Nash - equilibrium.$\sigma$ is $\epsilon$-Nash equilibrium, if $ u_i(\sigma) \geq u_i(\sigma_i, \sigma_{-i}) - \epsilon, \forall \sigma_i \in \Delta(S_i), \forall i \in N$.It sounds very counter-intuitive, in other word I have to show the game where $\epsilon$ - Nash equilibrium, which is according to the definition not the best strategy to play indeed leads to the best payoff.Could you give such en example?
$\epsilon$ - Nash Equilibrium exceeds Nash Equilibrium
game theory