I'm nearly 50 years old, and my first home video game memory is the Atari 2600 my dad bought for the family just before the North American video game crash. Luckily, I was born in the UK, so the effects of that weren't felt, and the knowledge of it came years later. The next videogame related product my dad bought was a Commodore 64, in 1983 {I think}, and games for the system were constant. Hell, this was a time when Activision was still deemed trustworthy. I received a copy of Ghostbusters for the Commodore 64 on Christmas Day 1984, and to this day, I still load that game up a few times a year, via emulation, not only because it's such a good game for the time, but the nostalgia it provides of a far simpler time. A time I wish we could go back to,
7:29 😂 PP420!?!! "No, no trust me sir. This gonna be HILARIOUS to nostalgic gaming geeks on the internet in the next 40 years. They will think this name is hilarious!" "Harvey.... WHAT the actual fugg is an "internet?!! Seriously what are you talking about?!!...." "Sir we should just let him have this. It needs a name anyway and according to him by the time anyone discovers the joke the company will prob be long dead." "U G H..... FINE..."
![The Story of the Playstation (Complete Series) [feat. Drunk Metroid]](/img/n.gif)
Home PONG swept the nation back then. It was just more fun to play in an arcade. The energy is higher than sitting on a couch.
Can't wait for the fourth generation
I'm nearly 50 years old, and my first home video game memory is the Atari 2600 my dad bought for the family just before the North American video game crash. Luckily, I was born in the UK, so the effects of that weren't felt, and the knowledge of it came years later. The next videogame related product my dad bought was a Commodore 64, in 1983 {I think}, and games for the system were constant. Hell, this was a time when Activision was still deemed trustworthy. I received a copy of Ghostbusters for the Commodore 64 on Christmas Day 1984, and to this day, I still load that game up a few times a year, via emulation, not only because it's such a good game for the time, but the nostalgia it provides of a far simpler time. A time I wish we could go back to,
The Vectrex is awesome and the first system with analog control I believe. Scramble and Berzerk had great ports.
whoa. i'm literally using my vintage Jai Alai can coozy to keep my Mt Dew nice and coozy
30:33 The Sega Crotch 3000 sounds like a 1980's cure for erectile disfunction.
these were all great videos.
7:29 😂 PP420!?!!
"No, no trust me sir. This gonna be HILARIOUS to nostalgic gaming geeks on the internet in the next 40 years. They will think this name is hilarious!"
"Harvey.... WHAT the actual fugg is an "internet?!! Seriously what are you talking about?!!...."
"Sir we should just let him have this. It needs a name anyway and according to him by the time anyone discovers the joke the company will prob be long dead."
"U G H..... FINE..."