Jayson

Sorry to say I'm 41 now. But anyhow, I still massively enjoy life and can do as much as before. Are there any other 40ish people on here?

I like Mario type games the most. That would also include Donkey Kong, Banjo-kazooie. Anyway, another genre I equally like is racing. I love Mario Kart and possibly I would like other racing ones if tried.

It might have been that time I beat that pesky level on Pitfall Harry (on Atari). I had been trying for weeks and never could! Anyway, I'm sure there were plenty of other times. I mean, I can think of all sorts of difficult bosses on Mario games.

I don't spend that much and now it's even nilch, nothing. I mean, I lent out my Nintendo Wii to my 8-year-old nephew. Anyway, I have been hoping to get the Wii U now - since it's used price has massively dropped. OK, anyway, there have been times in my life when I played more. I played a lot as a kid - and I mean before the teen years - and I have went thru times, say snow-ins, where I've made progress on the Super Mario Galaxy stuff.

Honestly, I never really got into it, so to speak. It was just a part of the culture as it is for many people. I mean, being a kid in the 1980s, naturally, I was drawn toward Atari and Nintendo and from there - I just kept gaming all thru life. Anyway, though, I game way less than I did when I was a kid - and even then, I don't think I was obsessed - minus a thing with Mario, Pitfall Harry, and this World War II bombing game.

When I was a kid I loved making make believe worlds. In fact, these worlds would have animal people, road maps, oceans, you name it. However, though, later in life, I haven't gotten into SIMS, even though, given my personality and past, I'd probably like it. So who has tried it and what is your feedback?

I like sports games. In fact, I have liked nearly all I have played. So are they any sports games you haven't played? I've tried hockey, soccer, basketball, baseball, and American Football.

Anyone played them? I've tried the Sega Flashback, but I didn't really like it too much. I mean, some of the few good games are Chess, the Sonic Series, and Sonic Spinball. Anyway, though, this is to be expected as the graphics and challenges are very primitive.

I think this is sort of silly, but then again, I'm not hip with the gaming scene. So you're saying "single player" is going out? Well, that's how I've always played and I'm sure millions of people do the same. Why? It's because it's not always so easy to find online opponents or opponents in the gaming room with you.

I played this World War II one (Apple) that was a blast and also there was that Pitfall Harry game (Atari). Anyway, I have no idea how to find that World War II one, but at least the Atari one might be on the Atari Flashback. So has anyone played those games?

I rarely play games, but when I do (sorry to sound like the liquor commercial 😀), I play the original Wii. But anyhow, it has the cool games I like which are: the Mario Adventure Series, Donkey Kong, Mario Kart. I mean, what else do you need?

I don't see the harm in either method. However, though, with physical, you have to take care of the discs or otherwise they get damaged - and this is also a problem when kids are in the house! So anyway, I think it boils down to maturity on whether a person can handle physical.

This is funny. I mean, my Wii was bought in 2008 and I still haven't bothered to get the Wii U! Anyway, though, it's much cheaper now so time should be coming up.