I feel for kids these days because they don't get to experience game breakthroughs like this

we went from sidescrollers to Mario 64 in the span of a few years, nowadays they just get the same game repackaged over and over with new paid content

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the best part of growing in the late 90s/early 00s was spending the night at your friend's house so you could play first person shooters on their TV with 4-person split screen 

then we hit high school and suddenly you could do that all the time with Halo + Xbox Live (at the peak of life with no responsibilities)

we had an absurdly blessed timeline

Sprinting home to play call of duty was truly a blessing, no responsibilities no nothing