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We actually had a computer back in the nineties. I don't know where my dad found it, but we were barely making ends meet, and I lived with my grandmother for half a year at a time; she had a garden and a pension, but we had a computer. Even when I started first grade, my mom told me not to tell anyone that we had a computer. I remember my dad playing Heroes II on it, and I would watch. That was my first "let's play." And my mom liked to play Digger. I had a game about Winnie the Pooh, where he bought a room with all the furniture, and it had puzzles and vocabulary exercises to learn English words. So, I don't know if I would have gotten into playing all sorts of different games; I probably would have just stuck with Heroes, but I had a chance, and it was a pretty good one. But I never had a console.
And in general, Meg, it's not very nice to speak for someone else.