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Edited by J0HNNY BE Good: 1/5/2015 3:37:33 PM
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What system did your love for gaming begin on?

Mine was Sega Genesis! I was probably 4 Online Gaming was the original Xbox! Game: Halo 2 Edit: above in the link is my Halo 2 battle log.

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  • I'm pretty young... I started out on a PC playing Counter-Strike and Crossfire. Moved from Philippines to America, played on this Gaming Computer my uncle got from me. Played more Counter-Strike. I played death run, and zombie mode, I forgot what it's called Idk if it is Zombie mode. Moved on to PS2. Played Metal Gear: Solid Snake. The games amazing. Then... There came the Xbox. My uncle had an Xbox, which I never knew off. He let me play Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 the best call of duty I played in my life. Then my Mom & Dad noticed how much I loved the Xbox, I had my little bro too, which we always play Spec Ops mode on survival. So my mom and dad decided to get me and my little bro and Xbox for ourselfs. They said 'Whoever gets me socks will get 20$. Keep in mind I was 10.) So I went to our dressing room. I saw the box.. I called over my brother 'Matt! Matt! Come here!' So he comes running to where I was. And me and him just stared at the box. The Xbox 360 Slim. Me and my brother were jumping around in happiness. Me and him hugged my mom and dad and thanked them and everything. Now here I am, (13 years old) bought an Xbox one with the money I got from my birthday. Surprisingly I got enough. For all of you who thinks this is fake, believe whatever you want. I don't care, but this is the story how I started out gaming.

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