> When I played Amiga or NES or GameGear, it was strictly in the kids territory. Adults sat around drinking coffee, smoking cigarettes and having a chat. Most

> When I played Amiga or NES or GameGear, it was strictly in the kids territory. Adults sat around drinking coffee, smoking cigarettes and having a chat. Most of the adults in my life gamed growing up. I’ve got photos of my old man draped over the couch playing the master system from the early 90s. It was my grandmother who introduced me to computers through sharing the games she loved with me. She was particularly fond of Duke 1 and 2 and wolfenstien 3D