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Since we don't have a introduction thread this might be the next the best thing.
Back in the early 1990's I had a troubled childhood where I would wind up in hospital for a twisted bowl. I was about eight years old or so when I was there with a drip down my nose. I had a old Atari 2600 at home and there wasn't much to do sitting in bed all day. However there was a gaming room that introduced me to Nintendo with a old NES console. The first game I ever played was The Flintstones. I remembered it was a tough game to play but I enjoyed the graphics and would dash down the hallway with the drip stand on it's wheels towards the room when I was able to. I thought this Nintendo console was pretty cool and wished I owned one.
A few years later a neighbour of mine owned a SNES and remembered playing Killer Instant and seeing Super Mario World. I knew I wanted the console and soon enough over the years I would get my hands on a SNES console and late 1990's a N64 console where 3D gaming was the wow factor. As my late mum said "It's like watching a movie" - going from the Atari 2600 to the N64 was a big jump.
Now in 2021 and many Nintendo consoles later and hundreds of games brought I run my own Youtube channel about Nintendo and enjoy discussing about them - both the good and the bad about them. Being a gamer for 30 years has been a fun time, meeting people both in real life and online and seeing how the industry has changed.
Back in the early 1990's I had a troubled childhood where I would wind up in hospital for a twisted bowl. I was about eight years old or so when I was there with a drip down my nose. I had a old Atari 2600 at home and there wasn't much to do sitting in bed all day. However there was a gaming room that introduced me to Nintendo with a old NES console. The first game I ever played was The Flintstones. I remembered it was a tough game to play but I enjoyed the graphics and would dash down the hallway with the drip stand on it's wheels towards the room when I was able to. I thought this Nintendo console was pretty cool and wished I owned one.
A few years later a neighbour of mine owned a SNES and remembered playing Killer Instant and seeing Super Mario World. I knew I wanted the console and soon enough over the years I would get my hands on a SNES console and late 1990's a N64 console where 3D gaming was the wow factor. As my late mum said "It's like watching a movie" - going from the Atari 2600 to the N64 was a big jump.
Now in 2021 and many Nintendo consoles later and hundreds of games brought I run my own Youtube channel about Nintendo and enjoy discussing about them - both the good and the bad about them. Being a gamer for 30 years has been a fun time, meeting people both in real life and online and seeing how the industry has changed.