Favorite Games I Played As A Kid

I have never had a brother so video games in my house as a child were not a big thing. The only gaming console I remember being in the house as a kid was a Play Station 2 which my sister used to play Simpsons Hit & Run.
As I got older and was allowed now to play I use to love it, I wasn't very good but sure when your trying to drive like a crazy person on a video game who was!! I got such a thrill from smashing into things, collecting coins and robbing other peoples cars to get away from the police.

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As I got older for one of my birthday's I asked for a Nintendo DS, I was so excited as everyone in my class in primary school had one. The first game I got was Super Mario Bro's. It was the must have game when you got a Nintendo DS. Every single day I played it after school. As my mum would say I became "obsessed" with it. I have completed the whole game. When my Nintendo DS broke I stopped playing video games and still to this day haven't played one since.

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Thank you for reading my first blog post, I hope you enjoyed it. ☺☺

-EH

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