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12/3/2014 7:38:39 PM
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It was 1974 and it was a little back box that connected to the antenna contacts on a B&W tv. It had a 3 switch mode:
1. Pong
2. Squash
3. Tennis
I was hooked and over the years owned:
Vic 20
Atari 2600
Commodore 64
Intellivision
Colecovision Adam
Amiga 1000
NES64
Sega Genesis
Sega Game Gear
PS1
Xbox 360
PS3
Xbox One
It's been a FUN ride...
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I have a SEGA Genesis somewhere in my room still haha.
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Edited by TSL BestOfMe: 12/3/2014 11:54:19 PMThis guy gets it. You got about a decade of gaming on me, but I understand using the screws to connect your system to your TV lol started with the Atari 2600 here and worked my way up. Atari 2600 Intellivision Sega Master System Nintendo ES Sega Genesis & Sega Channel Game Boy Game Gear Virtual Boy PlayStation Xbox Xbox 360 I've always played PC games as well until I got the Xbox. I stopped playing them afterwards minus a few here and there. Edit: also of note, played too many arcade games in my years to not see the changes and appreciate the uogrades
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I remember the C64, at the time I wanted the spectrum ZX, but to my mums horror it had sold out for Xmas, so I settled with the 64, not long after it was soon to be my preferred choice out the two.
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I so desperately wanted a Game Gear!
