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[–] SovereignSnake 0 points 2 points 2 points (+2|-0) ago
We got an NES for Christmas 1989 when I was 6. By then it came with Mario Bros. Duck Hunt and Track Meet packed in. My neighbors Mom would buy tons of games at flea markets in rural Wisconsin and Minnesota we had endless amounts of NES games to play. Everything from Battle Toads to Legend of Zelda I & II, Mario Brothers 2 & 3 to Rambo, Punch Out, Paper Boy, Robocop even Black Bass! I'm now 31 with a 3DS, Wii U and an Xbox One, I honestly don't think I'll ever stop playing video games. The Millennial Generation will probably play games until the day we die.