First gaming experience was probably on the Gameboy in the early 90's, or at a NES at my friends house. I would get a SNES on xmas and around 1999 buy myself the N64. Hopped along with the GBA and NDS, of which I sold the GBA as I thought that system felt cheap (terrible audio). My sister and I would eventually get both our own Gamecubes (I had the black one, she had purple). I sold mine to a friend a year or so later, and would get the XBOX that same year, modded. That was the best gameconsole I've ever owned.

Almost a year after launch I bought a Xbox360, and after 2011 I was a very active achievement hunter. This way of playing games died in 2015, after I reached my goal: 97% completion in total. It was time consuming and worst yet: every game felt like a job to be completely. Satisfaction wasn't a reason anymore.

PC gaming has been in an out in my years. In the early 90s I was mostly playing PC games at a friends house. We played gems like Worms, Theme Hospital, Lost Vikings, Duke Nukem. IN the early 2000's I would have a decent PC on which I played my second Simcity (4) and C&C Generals. I played Quake 3 exclusively with a friend online. And I cannot forget about Call of Duty 1.

PC gaming picked up as soon as I got a Steam account for Killing Floor 1. This must have been in 2011.