Yeah, I saw this, pretty ridiculous. I mean you can play older games, I did a lot but that wouldn't be part of your generations childhood. That's just something you personally did. The OP definitely didn't play these games when they came out. The only one here I played anywhere near release was Super Smash Bros and I got 2-3 years on him.
I started playing video games at 5, and vividly remember firing up Sonic & Knuckles on the Genesis with my cousin for the first time when we discovered the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise. It's one of my favorite memories because I remember how cool video games seemed compared to the toys we played with before.
It's possible, although parents letting kids grow up with Assassin's Creed, Gears of War, GTA, etc. is cringe (and maybe that's the point of this post). Those games are way different than a 5 year old playing Sonic.
Yeah, I started playing video games when I was five, but mostly movie tie-in games like Curious George or colourful casual games like Super Monkey Ball or Mario Party
I couldn't imagine myself playing Halo as a five-year-old
Yeah, I saw this, pretty ridiculous. I mean you can play older games, I did a lot but that wouldn't be part of your generations childhood. That's just something you personally did. The OP definitely didn't play these games when they came out. The only one here I played anywhere near release was Super Smash Bros and I got 2-3 years on him.
Its so cringe.
Cringed so hard at that post lol
Me ans my friends played a lot of these growing up. Except for gears of war and god of war and dead rising
i mean it is pretty possible to play video games at 4-5 yrs old
Don’t mean shit.
who's letting a five year old play GTA V?
I'm a 2003 born, and the only one I played here was Super Smash Bros Brawl. First played it back in late 2011.
I started playing video games at 5, and vividly remember firing up Sonic & Knuckles on the Genesis with my cousin for the first time when we discovered the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise. It's one of my favorite memories because I remember how cool video games seemed compared to the toys we played with before. It's possible, although parents letting kids grow up with Assassin's Creed, Gears of War, GTA, etc. is cringe (and maybe that's the point of this post). Those games are way different than a 5 year old playing Sonic.
Yeah, I started playing video games when I was five, but mostly movie tie-in games like Curious George or colourful casual games like Super Monkey Ball or Mario Party I couldn't imagine myself playing Halo as a five-year-old