So, Kosha and Neyra's parents probably knew a thing or two about computers; at least they had them, although maybe not in the 90s, but later. But considering the hypothetical situation about 10 years, that could have been the case. The problem is that the game was probably rare.
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We actually had a computer in the 90s. I don't know where my dad dug it up; we were barely making ends meet, I lived with my grandmother for half a year, she had a garden and a pension, but we had a computer. Even when I started school in the first grade, my mom told me not to tell anyone that we had a computer. I remember my dad playing Heroes 2 on it, and I would watch. My first let's play. And my mom liked to play Digger. And I had a game about Winnie the Pooh, where he bought a room with all the furniture, and it had puzzles and vocabulary to learn English words. So, I don't know if I would have gotten into playing different games, I probably would have just stuck with Heroes, but there was a chance, and it was a pretty good one.
But I never had a console.
We weren't allowed to tell anyone about the computer, and we weren't allowed to have friends over. And I probably knew about consoles more in theory, because the one my sister had broke before I was old enough to understand what games were.

