When Tetris on the NES had just hit it big, I knew that it was invented in Russia (It was kind of hard to not know, with the castles and all that), but I had a hard time figuring out how a video game could be made in Russia. After all, they didn't even have electricty over there!
The best theory I could come up with was a game with a crane that lowered wooden blocks... but how would they take the lines away?
A childhood belief about computer games
others believed things like this
- I used to believe Germany was in Asia somewhere near Russia.— It's in Europe!
- I used to believe that the game The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess was the longest game ever.Anon
- When I was a child I used to believe that when I played video games my real world changed like the game. — J
- I used to believe that my life was a video game with only 1 life and that God was playing it. — Rina
- I thought there was some video games so hard that if you died on them you also died in real life!— Kakuri
- i used to believe that the hard toe caps on rugby boots were made from giant ants found in the amazon!— eryll