I consider myself as a full-fledged member of the "video game" generation. On the tail end of the ones who really started it, at the beginning of the ones who maybe took it a little too far.
I was born in 1983. I was playing Frogger and Pong with my older brother (He was 10 years my senior and didn't really care for games outside of a trip to the arcade once in a great while.) I was 4 when my dad bought me the Mecca, the NES. I played sports and was outside a LOT in the summer....

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