Hahahahaha the whales. That Batman Superman comic should be pushed as pro whale eating propoganda in Japan.

Also, if you want to consider me a youngster at 24, I remember not only the old Nintendo boxes, but the sleeves those VHS-looking cartridges used to have, at least at our house. 

Mmmmm nostalgia. To your point about youngsters though, both the NES and SNES were my older brother's before he moved to Playstation consoles, while I kept with the Big N on N64 and Gamecube. 

Man no worries! I'm not knocking the youth!!  I will always be young at heart. Enjoy your youth!!

My first gaming console was an Atari 2600. There was the tank and plane battle game on it called Combat.. it was so primative. Then I got a Nintendo. My fondest memories on that console was playing Duck Hunt with my grandfather. Then I had a Sega Genesis which was an awesome unit during the 16-Bit Golden Era. In the mid ninties I bought a Sega Saturn which was a big mistake because Sega abandoned that unit pretty quickly and it never had many games. Then I went back to Nintendo with the GameCube which I believe is one of the most underrated consoles of all time. Then it was on to Xbox360 the a few years later the PS3 which made it the first time in a console generation that I owned more than one platform. Then it was back to Nintendo with the Wii-U and I go multiplatform again this Generation with my recent Xbox one purchase. When Uncharted 4 drops I'll probably end up getting the PS4- cause I don't believe in console wars with one console defeating another. I believe in healthy competition among all consoles because it ultimately means better games for the consumer. Although these days with all the UbiSoft crap going on it makes you wonder. 

Yeah, I just wish I could justify buying multiple consoles. Maybe once I have my Master's or possibly doctorate I'll stop wishing for the OneConsole that plays all games. lol 

I had to hold out till tomorrow, can't wait for Pax America!