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The early nineties in the Philippines was a time when Filipinos were still optimistic. We went about our days with smiles on our faces and hope for what tomorrow held as we walked into school, or to work, or home from anywhere that made us feel like nothing could go wrong. As children growing up during this period before social media took over and changed how people interacted with each other, it seemed like there was no end to fun things you could do. So much so that many kids couldn't wait…

Video games were too expensive in the early 90s, so many kids had an Atari 2600/Dactar or the pirate versions of NES. I used to play on a 60s tv Colorado. I grow up thinking the Atari games were originaly B&W. Quem é da minha idade provavelmente teve um Atari, ou o Dactar. Pelo menos onde morei até alguem ter grana pra ter uma Mega ou um Snes era o video game que reinava, junto com os Top games e dynavision da vida. Como eu jogava numa Tv Colorado sempre pensei que jogo do Atari era em pb…

Once in a while, we all think about the good old childhood days. Back when our lifestyles had a carefree rhythm.​ A time when we used to have actual face-to-face conversations and not video calls (and never realized that one day we would be actually missing them). A time when we had genuine concerns and empathy for people in general. A time when things did not move this fast, and when we had the time to appreciate the beauty of simplicity. I do miss those glorious, happy-go-lucky days…

Classic- Now and Then

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Violent video games can have negative effects on children. If you notice behavioral problems and other issues with your child, video games with violence and other adult themes may be to blame.