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I've been going old school of late (yes I'm old), just bought a boxed GT3 limited edt PS2 this morning, circa 2001\02

meh, I started gaming on a VIC-20.  Or a tandy business computer if you count that lol

Unfortunately I'm that old too :slightly_smiling_face: , Atari 2600 and C64 were my bag. In fact, I got a new power supply for the 2600 not so long back and it started right up! (my original for nearly 40 years ago). I still had the original power supply but decided not to risk it. Half of my carts are not working though :disappointed:

I somewhat regret not keeping any of my old tech stuff. Same for all my original D&amp;D stuff.

I didn't keep a lot of it, I'm actually re-collecting what I sold when I had no money.

I graduated from the VIC=20 to C64 - had several C64s; as a youngster I worked with a fellow that did Commodore repairs. While others were jumping to other platforms I stuck with it - graduating to C=128 then Amiga 500. I kinda miss the  old days when computers had variety and competition.

PS1 pretty much put an end to those all-in-ones for gaming

Still jaw dropping that most early games were completed by 1 person (gameplay logic, graphics, music etc) or 2 people if they had a big budget! ... and sometimes in a matter of weeks.

E.T. is probably the most famous on the 2600, the guy was given 5 weeks to develop it ready for Christmas

aye, I've seen documentaries on that E.T. fiasco.

I had a colecovision - though I was all that and a bag of chips when it played near-arcade quality donkey kong