Okay guys. I was born in 1976. I admit that I’m 48 years old and damn proud of it.

Growing up in the 80’s, I realize that the best games were from the 1980’s and to this day it still is.

Retro gaming for me isn’t just about game play and getting from one point to another. To me it’s about the friendships that I made while playing the games.

From Pac-Man to Super Mario Bros. It’s about the human friendships that we made along the way. Not like the disconnected way we play games now.

So here’s the question that I would like to pose to those of similar age… Do you feel the same way I do? Do you think that the way we played games then is a stark contrast now that we’ve grown up?

Let me know in the comments.

Also, if you have any stories about video game friendships, I would like to here from you as well.

  • Sean Mallon@lemmy.zipOP
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    4 days ago

    The time between 1980 to 1989 was called the “Golden Age” of video games. And to touch what you are mentioning about screensharing…

    It counts in an indirect way. I agree that the experience is what’s important in this instance.