01-05-2014, 07:51 AM
Not really a game per se made me a gamer but a console did, and I owe it everything.
Back in 2000 or so, I stayed up all night to play the Dreamcast. I played pretty much every game we had from Sonic to Metropolis Street Racer to Quake 3, and I loved every moment of it.
Sure, I was shouted at and I was tired when I went to school, but damn it. I loved every moment.
Soon enough we had a Gamecube, an Xbox and a Gameboy Advance which pretty much streamlined me into preferring Xbox, Nintendo and Sega throughout my life, and having a slight distaste towards Sony.
These days I'm more into older games and I don't like calling myself a gamer due to the negative stigma it has attached to it, but Video Games are still a big part of my life.
Back in 2000 or so, I stayed up all night to play the Dreamcast. I played pretty much every game we had from Sonic to Metropolis Street Racer to Quake 3, and I loved every moment of it.
Sure, I was shouted at and I was tired when I went to school, but damn it. I loved every moment.
Soon enough we had a Gamecube, an Xbox and a Gameboy Advance which pretty much streamlined me into preferring Xbox, Nintendo and Sega throughout my life, and having a slight distaste towards Sony.
These days I'm more into older games and I don't like calling myself a gamer due to the negative stigma it has attached to it, but Video Games are still a big part of my life.