I remember the Christmas that Santa brought my sisters and I the first, OG, hot-off-the -assembly-line Nintendo. We played Zelda and Jeopardy and Mario Bros. It was heaven. Recently, I bought the NES Classic, which is a mini, digitalized version of the OG game and it was a blast during the pandemic to revisit some old favorites. I know video games "aren't good for you" but the old school, non violent ones, man, they were fun and brought me and my sisters a lot of joy

Yes!! I still have my original Gameboy, with all the games, in a case that looks like a giant Gameboy. I'm convinced it'll be worth something someday....(No idea if it still works...)

I had the original Gameboy (on which I only played Tetris and Super Mario), and of course computer games (Prince of Persia and Slick Willie to name two). 

But — if we're counting DVDs into the mix and not just consoles — I don't think it ever got better than Scene It. 

I still have a functional game boy color in clear atomic purple with Tetris. I play it once every couple of months. 

When I was a kid I was really into gaming, especially after a long day of school. My first gaming device was a Nintendo 64 and I utilized that up until my mom surprised me with a first gen PlayStation for Christmas. I was also fortunate enough to get a Gameboy SP and PlayStation 2 but I have no idea where any of them are LOL. Recently I thought about them because I'm curious about how much they would be worth today...

If you're reading this what was your favorite gaming device? Do you still have any of them?

Does anyone still have any of their old childhood gaming systems?

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