PlayStation®3 General Discussion

[CookieMcCrumble]

Oh yeah I forgot to add... my mum is 63 and she plays her xbox and playstation 2 xD

She loves Serious Sam and Devil May Cry, rather different than your usual 63 year old retired woman!

[January39]

Skool daze, i had forgotten that one.    I got that on a two tape special which had Brian Jacks sports pack - lmao that was one bad game though.

I was a sinclair user reader.. 

[TescoValueGamer]

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CookieMcCrumble wrote:

Oh yeah I forgot to add... my mum is 63 and she plays her xbox and playstation 2 xD

She loves Serious Sam and Devil May Cry, rather different than your usual 63 year old retired woman!

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 My parents are being slowly converted, they got themselves a Wii last year and they love it. My ma also has a DS, she loves the Professor Layton games. My old man is a racing nut so I'll show him GT5 when it is (eventually) released.

I'll make hardcore gamers out of them if I get the chance

[shamus42]

there woz me thinking i had a problem lol 40 in jan

[Mac_78]

31 here, got birthday and xmas coming up so "banned" from buying anymore games, including GT5!    just snuck under the wire with Black Ops though. Got my education on the Speccy +2

[EmmaIiciouS]

20, caught up with older consoles in late 90's, Amega SNES and Atari, spent a absurd amount of time on Amega playing Pang (anyone remember Pang??) & on the PS1 with Silent Hill

Interesting read seeing lotta varied ages, lil older than expected, one who's mum plays games at age 63 made me smile

[Squidooer]

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derek410410 wrote:

45 in feb

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Me too!!!!!

[PIatformer]

1970 - 1990, gaming was concidered for children only. Im glad to see more adults are adapting the hobby.

Anthony,

               15.

[kencanvey]

46 ...... if I remember correctly.....??

Commodore pet was my first comp  then went through all the others!!!!

My first consol is the PS3 though!!

www.oaps.org  

Nurse...have you got a mop please!!!!!!!

[TescoValueGamer]

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PIatformer wrote:

1970 - 1990, gaming was concidered for children only. Im glad to see more adults are adapting the hobby.

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I wouldn't say a lot of adults are "adapting the hobby" so to speak, more like most of us (at least my mates in real life) have been gaming for a lot of years and haven't stopped playing.