Surprisingly, my dad wasn't into video games, and he was 8 years my mom's junior. He would have been in his 20s when the Odyssey came out and arcades were all the rage. Pinball and whatnot. He was more of a cards, dominoes, and darts type of dad. He remembered the Atari, and I was gifted a hand me down from a cousin (his niece) with a million cartridges, but he maybe played that and the NES once each. Being a huge fan of boxing and Mike Tyson, he bought me "Mike Tysons PUNCHOUT" and I think that's the only game he tried to play one time. My mom and I spent many hours shooting ducks and playing Tetris together. He remembered all the Pac-Man games, Joust, Dig-Dug, Space Invaders, Qbert, but even though I owned all those games, he never took interest in it the way my mom did. Come to think of it, the many times he took us to play mini golf at Putt-Putt Golf with the tiny little "Funworks" arcade in the corner, he never played those either. We did. But I did spend many a weekend and late nights at the table playing rummy and dominoes with him at the kitchen table. ❤️❤️❤️