The era between the fall of the wall and the collapsing of the towers was a golden age for the US. Society was happy and hopeful. If you were lucky enough to be a kid during this era and had good parents, you were essentially handed a golden ticket. Games were simpler but left a lot to the imagination. Developers wanted their games to do well, but marketing was pretty much non-existent for the most part. You'd MAYBE see a commercial air once or twice in special cases, but that was it. If you wanted to discover new games you'd do it by renting from blockbuster, borrowing cartridges/disks from your friends, or reading a gaming magazine. There's no understating what smartphones have done to us.

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My parents
My friends
My slight curiosity about what mankind will technologically achieve in the next 30 or so years.
My parents are the big one. I almost wish I didn't have meaningful friendships so it would be easier for me to make an appointment with my old pal the reaper.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dy4HA3vUv2c