HI, welcome to my brand-new website which I have created as my Hub for everything. Everything you need will be here.
So, a little about myself growing up, my gaming life and how I got to where I am now. Just so you can get to know me better.
So, first things first, my name is Aspie and I'm 43 years old, Living in England. I'm autistic, ADHD and with Peter Pan Complex among other disabilities and illnesses which I won't bore you with. Growing up, I never had any friends, no one to play outside with and no one to bond with. I was stuck indoors playing video games and watching cartoons.
I grew a love towards video games when I was given my first ever console "Master System". It was my pride and joy. Playing Alex Kidd was my way to lose myself into something other than the real world. I completed this game and was very proud.
Then I had the chance to play on the Atari, which was my dad's, we played Space Invaders, Tanks, don't break the Ice and Boulder Dash. Then I stepped up and asked Santa for a Nintendo. Super Nintendo was great and had so much fun with it. Never got too much into Gameboy as the screen wasn't that big but I played some games on it. Then came my first ever PlayStation.
The PlayStation was the console for me. I loved it. I even got it during the first release, and it was my baby. So many days played on my console, and nothing could beat it, that was until I got my first PC. My brother then moved to USA and left me with his PC. The graphics were ok I guess, I still preferred my PlayStation over it, but I remember finding my first ever best friend on ICQ that lived in Ohio. She was my very first genuine best friend that I had. We communicated for many months before she disappeared, so it was back to my PC.
I was then told about MSFS, and I was hooked, that game was played so much. I guess with everything you can do on the PC, I kind of put my console away and focused on my PC and to do this day, I have not played a console yet. Well apart from the Switch of course lol.
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