The old ones are the best.
Following hot on the heels of a report which claims that 14 percent of North Americans still play on gaming systems released before 2000, a new study has revealed that 24 percent of ‘Gen Z’ (people aged between 13 and 28) own a classic gaming platform (thanks, Metro).
For context, a 13-year-old would have been born when the Wii U was making its fateful debut, while a 28-year-old would have come into the world just as the N64 was making its presence felt.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
The old ones are the best.
Following hot on the heels of a report which claims that 14 percent of North Americans still play on gaming systems released before 2000, a new study has revealed that 24 percent of ‘Gen Z’ (people aged between 13 and 28) own a classic gaming platform (thanks, Metro).
For context, a 13-year-old would have been born when the Wii U was making its fateful debut, while a 28-year-old would have come into the world just as the N64 was making its presence felt.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
