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Im over 40, My uncle and some of his friends are playing a lot of Modern Warfare and they are 60-65.
My children are 17 and 15 and the whole family plays, even my wife (though reluctant at first she is now the one of us who plays the most
).I made some investments in my thirties that paid off and I only work part time now which leaves me time for playing.
I started out with The Comodore 64 going on to NES and then SNES. Then came a time where I stupidly belive I had grown out of videogames but with the release of PS2 and the possibility to play DVDs consolegames started to find their way to my home again
.I bought CoD4 the dayof its release, having had Doom and previous CoD titles installed onto my PC.
Although many people praise CoD4 as the best CoD ever no Call of Duty game have given me so many pleasurable rushes of dopamine and adrenaline as MW2.
I hold the Modern Warfare series in the highest regards in its genre although some of my best friends work at DICE and some of them actually were included in the development of Battlefield 3.
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44 years old,been playing for 35 years,i can remember getting pong for xmas in 1977 it was the deluxe version,came with a plastic gun which you fired at white square bouncing around the telly! kids these days dunno how good they got it! <---- old man saying
i can rember going down the arcade pumping the space invader machine with my hard earned 10p`s must have stuck a fortune in them,but today people complain about forking out £50 for a game like mw3
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Im still young at 29 today since it happens to be my birthday. I started gaming back on the atari with pacman,pitfall, and space invaders then moved onto nintendo,sega,super nintendo,N64.Dreamcast,orig xbox,ps1,ps2 and now ps3.
As for games I have played thats way too many to list but tom clancy games,shooters and rpg's were among my favorite ones. Games have come along ways since pong to mw3 cant wait to see what the next 50years brings
