Femi B. Ayinde
RGS6035.E1
Dr. Richey
Amberton University
October, 2014 Personal Journey I have loved video games since I was a child. I can remember playing video games 8-10 hours straight on a daily basis. My mother use to yell at me for playing video games all day and forced me to take a break just so I could eat. It was something about good video games that captured your attention and lead you to keep playing. The farther I got on the games, the more I had to find out what the next level or mission had in store. It was an addiction; I loved the way I felt after conquering a game. I felt a sense of pride, a feeling that I can only describe as being on top of the world. I haven’t felt that feeling in a while, that adrenaline rush that welcomes the next video game challenge. As an adult married with two kids, I rarely find time to play video games. Every day when I get off from work, I look forward to sitting in my underwear playing a video game as if I was a child again. I have yet to accomplish this due to the busy demands of life. …show more content…
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