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idk I've met some young people that are really into older games. I was stoked to see an 11-year old in front of me at the game store a few months ago getting a gamecube with animal crossing. I told him I played a lot of it when I was around his age, and he was really excited - also said it was 'cheaper than getting a switch with animal crossing' which I didn't think of.

I grew up on NES, but I think there are just certain games that stand the test of time, like Mario 1-3. Even Zelda is a little tougher though, and I used a guide for it, and most younger people would too, but there'd probably be some unique kid that likes doing that blind too.

I'll have to ask my cousin's kid what he plays on the SNES and NES apps on Switch. He's put hundreds of hours into them, and that all would've been age 11-14.

kids are badass basically.