Golden Age of Gaming: 1998-2007

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Super Mario 64
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Super Mario 64 (1996)
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Video games have gone through a lot of different evolutions over the past several decades, resulting in fantastic and innovative games that helped push and grow the gaming industry. While there have been a ton of amazing games released over these decades, I believe that the period between 1998 and 2007 is the "Golden Age of Gaming". In this video, I go through my reasons for picking this specific period in video game history, and basically geek out over some of my favorite video games.



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