When I was growing up, my family didn’t have a lot of money. We didn’t own a family console until my mom bought a Colecovision from a tag sale in 1987. Before that, my maternal grandmother’s Atari VCS was sometimes available in 1979 onward when we visited or even lived there due to money troubles. I did get a VIC-20 for my birthday in 1984 and then a Commodore 64 for my middle school graduation in 1986 from my paternal grandmother, but those weren’t so much game consoles as they were hybrid devices. I did own a few games for both systems, but not a significant amount.
Tag: Xbox One
The Xbox One reveal, a new podcast and Defiance!
So, like, the Xbox One happened. At this point, I’m sure that anyone who cares has already seen plenty of coverage on Microsoft’s new machine, although there are many, many questions that will remain unanswered until E3.
Video: Xbox One reaction—Steady as she goes
Consoleation: Xbox One, Gamers Zero?
If you listen to the social mediasphere, the Xbox One is dead already. If you listen to common sense, however, you'll realize that the battle is just beginning.
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