Nintendo! 1988 The Revolution!

Can We Have One Please!?!? Christmas, be my Valentine, any day of the week release. Yes, please! We had a time convincing parents it wouldn't rot our brains! "Look mom I'm roadkill"- Jim Carrey the Mask. Having a debut for art and experience, the gaming industry took off. It was "all in" on the future, and it began with kids. I was one of those youths, and I especially enjoyed the portable systems. We longed for those handhelds to be in color! It was a hard convincing of one's parental figures to leave you to your device. Oh, how far we've come!

Always a Party when speaking of Nintendo and specifically the Power that you can "hold in your hands", because now you're playing with POWER! That is the Nintendo that we all know and love, and subsequently did not feel worthy for!

Families of all different ages and sizes started dreaming of computers and the possibilities. In construction, run time, and capabilities, as it was new during this sets run, or new enough looking back at how far we've come. It seemed very definitive and fragile, but took a kicking and kept ticking when in a home to be used by the whole and by way of family and friends, between tips and spills or even family pets. The care for man-made objects certainly went from a 7 to 8 on whatever scale you'd like to protect. Those were the beginnings of when these "systems" or "computers" normalized with two player automatic options, which was a big deal and still became a hiccup with personal computer's later or before the internet.