Last weekend I visited my parents, I had my dad help me w/ some snowblower repair. He turns 73 in a month & knew of/got me most of my games early on, but never actually played them.
He'd said previously he wanted to try the fishing game I took there on Xmas (Sega Marine FIshing w/ the fishing controller) but the half-dozen or so kids were all over it & no one else (the adults) got a chance to play.
So, when the repairs were done we went inside for some fishing action. I demonstrated at first, making the lure dance/move around to entice the fish. When he got his first strike & set the hook, he jerked the controller back so hard it popped out of the port! After a good laugh he really started getting into it. He's been an angler all his life & began using his "real-life" tactics on the game. He'd let the lure sit there ("that's the way you do it" he said) & I told him you have to move it around to catch anything.
I think he pulled in a few small ones (calling one a little sh-t ) before focusing on catching a mammoth sailfish. He discovered where they "hung out" (behind a large rock) & every time one swam by he'd shout "Ooh look! There he goes!" It was pretty entertaining for both of us.
We're not estranged or anything, we get along fine but I thought it was a good story about how gaming never gets old.