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<p>My first gaming console was a Atari 2600 and shortly there after I got a Commodore VIC 20. I then got into Nintendo and Super Nintendo. Around the age of 12, I built my very first PC after my step-dad moved in and he had a computer and I wasn't allowed to play on it. I was delivering newspapers to save up money to buy PC parts. I also used local computerized bulletin boards to post I was needing to purchase computer parts. I had built both a 286/33MHz with Math Co-Processor and a 386/16MHz, both with about 4 megs of RAM and around 127 Meg hard drive a piece. A friend of mine from the bulletin boards told me he had gotten a Packard Bell 486/33MHz SX and would give it to me for $75, I just had to put it back together. I built that and found it could handle NON-Parity/NON-EDO 72 PIN RAM up to 1 Gig. It only had one 72 PIN Ram slot on the board and had 8 Megs of RAM built into the motherboard. I went to a discount computer parts fair in Springfield, Illinois, at the state fair grounds and found a guy selling NON-Parity/NON-EDO 72 PIN RAM. When I got there he had 1 Gig NON-Parity/NON-EDO 72 PIN ram chip left marked at $12.00. He didn't want to sell it because it was his last one. After I agreed to give him $32.00 he sold it to me. I then purchased a SEGA Genesis and a SEGA Genesis CD that same year along with a GameBoy and a Super GameBoy Color. A year later I purchased a Playstation just so I could play Mortal Kombat Trilogy and WWF Attitude. About that time the Playstation 2 had been announced. I didn't purchase one until around 2002/2003 when a friend introduced me to SmackDown VS RAW. I purchased every SmackDown VS RAW title for PS/2. It wasn't until around 2010, that I purchased another console. I did a lot of PC gaming and loved the fact that I could MOD the games easier on a PC. I purchased a XBox 360 after my brother brought over his PS/3 and WWE 13. I got to looking online and found there was more MODs for WWE 13 on the XBox 360, then there was on the PS/3. Also I could use the MODs on a retail console with the Rehash and Resign tools. About 6 months later a friend of mine who owed me money brought me his XBox 360 PHAT and purchased a MOD Chip kit for it. I sent it to a guy I met online in Detroit, Michigan, and he installed the chip. So, now my 2nd XBox 360 is modded. I now own 3 Nintendo Wii's (All Soft Modded) and 4 XBox 360's (1 Fully chipped modded, but all are flashed Soft Modded.) My kids use the Wii's and 2 out of my 4 XBox 360's.</p>Interact
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