Mine was.
TRS-80, NES, SNES, N64, PC Athlon 1100, PC AMD 64x2, PC i5-3750k.
I want to get into VR gaming, but I'm not happy with the reliability / customer service issues I'm reading about the current generation. Maybe by the time the second gen comes out I'll build a monster PC and go for it.
We had a pong too, now that you mention it, I never played it much tho.
I still play AoE sometimes, love that game.
Cyberpunk does look good.
Been wanting to play the updated AoE but I've disabled something in windows and it wont let me play. The Windows store games are a nightmare.
I think the main issue with VR is not the quality of the technology, it's the complete lack of good content. No company is willing to put a full VR open world game together for example, because it doesn't make sense to spend an outrageous amount of time and money on a product that nobody is going to buy. Not enough people own VR devices for the investment to pay off, so you end up with these small things here and there that do not really approach the potential that VR has.
Beat Saber is the only game I would play if I had VR, and that really just shows how far we (haven't) come. One of the best VR games is basically a Guitar Hero clone that could have been on Wii 10+ years ago.
Beat Saber and a counter strike clone called Pavlov is what made me interested in VR.
I predict VR won't be widely adopted until one of two things happens. Either a ground breaking title is released on VR only, (Half-life three?), or people start buying VR systems for porn. Then gaming studios will have a customer base.
I had something called a tv game 6 or something similar. Basically pong games. Then I played the friends Atari off and on then got an Snes when I was 18. Next was an N64 that I played the shit out of and then a Gamecube but I never played it much Around 2000 I got a computer and played things Iike Total Annihilation and Age of Empires. In 2012 I built my own PC. I think Cyberpunk might be my next build.