I wanted to become a surgeon because of a computer game, though. Sometimes I don't fully realize how omnipresent games were throughout my life until I look back on my childhood journals and papers and stuff from this sheaf of old junk rescued from my parents' house (where I found my classic Phantasy Star II 'novelization'!).
Anyway, last night I happened to find one of my earliest "game reviews". Judging by the rest of the content of the journal I found it in, I must have been about six when I wrote it:
Fun fact: Donald Duck's Playground for the Commodore 64 was made by Al Lowe, creator of the Leisure Suit Larry series. Believe it or not, I also played those games when young. My parents probably should not have let me. I got a real kick out of being able to interview Lowe a few years ago.
Don't believe the review, either. I wrote it while frustrated. Donald Duck's Playground wasn't weird, it flippin' rocked and I played the shit out of it.
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I love the use of the phrase "wasting valuable time."
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cute :)
I originally wanted to be a pilot, but then I discovered my fear of heights. I once fainted from drunkenly standing on a mailbox (true story).
After going through a similar journey, I now want to be a games journalist. When I looked into the vault and read some reviews for Pokemon Blue, my first and favourite game ever, I shared the same admiration and complaints as the reviewer, and thought to myself: "Hey, I can do this."
I watch the review of yours baby's first game, it is really great. The game is very nice and useful for its growth. It is very useful for increase its thinking power.
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