I had an Intellivision, so I didn't get the cool games, although
  Astrosmash, hockey and horse racing were REALLY good. Once I got
  my Tandy Color Computer 2 though and a manual in programming in
  BASIC, it was all over smile emoticon == Never could figure out
  their "Advanced Dungeons & Dragons" game enough to beat it. Got
  far but with no Internet and crap books at the library, not much
  I could do in 1984. But in 1989, I became a beta tester for
  PC-Link's Neverwinter Nights which was online, so that's when
  D&D made more sense. Oddly enough though, I never played board
  game D&D. I know it culturally and played computer games
  similar/based on, but never the original, even though most of my
  friends did. I saw them get sucked into hours and hours of
  gaming and I wanted to get back to my computer tongue emoticon

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