Looking through Saturday's paper, I noticed a Pew poll/survey about video gamers, and the percent by age group of those who are into video gaming.
It mentioned Baby Boomers (of course- the universe shall end when they do), Seniors, and the 18-to-25 crowd.
Notice an obvious gap here?
That's right- the 26-to-40 crowd is missing. Never mind the fact that we were the ones who made video gaming popular in the 1970s and early 1980s, why ask us?
Funny thing- we've practically never existed except for some vague mutterings about "Generation X," even though there are now THREE post-Baby Boomer generations. Mine turned 40 in 2006, while the one after mine turned 20 (obviously). Yet, last year it was all about the Baby Boomers turning 60.
Guess what was "big news" in 1986?
This does help validate my position that the real reason for the Crash of 1984 was the fact that nobody ever bothered to find out if WE liked video gaming...not due to some "glut."