If there was a silver lining to this pandemic, it would be people realizing that there is more to life than what was previously dreamt of in their work-life philosophy — intruded upon by nightmare phrases such as “cramped cubicles,” “daily commute,” and “corporate rat race.”
As a kid in the ‘90s, I grow up playing popular video games like Super Mario World, Pacman, Mortal Combat, Pinball, Galaga, and such. It was the era where Family Computers have been a dream by most families. For much cheaper devices there are handheld electronic games like Games & Watch, Game Boy, and Brick Games. I remember myself, lining up with friends just to be able to borrow my other friends’ Brick Games or those moments where I keep on bugging mom to give me a Game & Watch for my birthday. I even go out of school during breaks to spend a little money purchasing coins for the arcade. It was a fun experience growing in that era.