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 When I was 6 months old, I spilled oatmeal on the dog. When I wondered if I was going to get in trouble, Mom frowned and said "Just wait 'til your father gets home." When I was 1 year old, I stood up and walked for the first time. When I worried I would fall, Mom smiled and said "Just wait 'til your father gets home." When I was 2 years old, I made artwork on the wall. When I wanted to show her, Mom frowned and said "Just wait 'til your father gets home." When I was 3 years old, I colored inside all the lines. When I wanted to put it on the fridge, Mom smiled and said "Just wait 'til your father gets home." When I was 6 years old, I

Day 1 ------- It's definitely safe to say I grew up with video games, but this is especially true in the most literal interpretation of the phrase. I literally did grow up WITH video games. I grew up in possession of video games. I grew up with video games keeping me company. But also, I grew up alongside video games. As video games evolved and matured as an art form, I grew and matured as well, until eventually becoming the controversial entity you see on TV every day. My first experience with video games that I can recall is an old Atari 2600 game called Spike's Peak. I can remember the game quite vividly. Your character, likely named Spi