I'm probably one of the oldest members who started with video games. Back in '76 or '77, my parents bought us the original Coleco Telstar. It was a console with a twist knob on each side. It had 3 games, Pong, Tennis and Hockey (if I remember correctly). From there, we went to the Atari 2600 (1981), Colecovision (1982), Commodore Vic-20 (1983), and Atari 7800 (1986).
I then had my driver's license and skipped over the whole Nintendo/Sega revolution. In the late '90's, I had a rebirth for video games and bought Playstation. It didn't last long and these days, I barely play at all. In fact, my brother gave me his X-Box 360 about 6 months ago and I think I've played it twice. It's more fun to take the 'Stang out.
I then had my driver's license and skipped over the whole Nintendo/Sega revolution. In the late '90's, I had a rebirth for video games and bought Playstation. It didn't last long and these days, I barely play at all. In fact, my brother gave me his X-Box 360 about 6 months ago and I think I've played it twice. It's more fun to take the 'Stang out.