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Friday, 17 October 2003, 9:19 AM
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Kids of the "PlayStation Generation" (9-12) were sat down and forced to play video games from my youth.

The results were ... wildly depressing, not to mention hilarious.

EGM: This game [Space Invaders] was so popular in Japan that—
John: They made it into a TV show?
EGM: Well, no. It was so popular that they ran out—
John: Oh, did they make collectible trading cards for it?
EGM: Um, no. It was so popular that there was a shortage of the coins used to play it.
John: But you can get this game on a cell phone. Why would you want to pay for it in an arcade?

(via SfAD)


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Stupid Evil Bastard (18-Oct-03 10:57 AM): Retro gaming ain't for everyone.
What do you get when you take kids from the "PlayStation Generation" (9-12) and sit them down with truly old school video games like the ones I grew up on? You get a fascinating article from the folks at EGM called Child's Play that is funny and depres... ...
UtterlyBoring.com (19-Oct-03 12:16 PM): Those whiney bastards
What happens when you take kids that have grown up in the Playstation generation and force them to play the old-school games that us older folks grew up with? You... ...

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