Comments on: COMPUTERS IN DAD’S DAY & DEV’S DAY http://fatherdad.com/2009/04/computers-in-dads-day-devs-day/ One good black father among many... Tackling fatherhood and loving (almost) every minute! Tue, 10 Apr 2012 16:03:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Mocha Dad http://fatherdad.com/2009/04/computers-in-dads-day-devs-day/comment-page-1/#comment-43013 Mocha Dad Tue, 14 Apr 2009 02:30:31 +0000 http://fatherdad.com/?p=467#comment-43013 You bring me back to my old Commodore 64 days. You bring me back to my old Commodore 64 days.

]]> By: African American Mom http://fatherdad.com/2009/04/computers-in-dads-day-devs-day/comment-page-1/#comment-42695 African American Mom Fri, 10 Apr 2009 01:51:51 +0000 http://fatherdad.com/?p=467#comment-42695 I did not know you could hook the laptop up to the TV. I am googlging this now and plan to try it. Thanks for mentioning that tidbit in your post. I have been lurking for months and finally decided to post. Call me slow. Nice blog, however. I have enjoyed reading about you and Dev. I did not know you could hook the laptop up to the TV. I am googlging this now and plan to try it. Thanks for mentioning that tidbit in your post.

I have been lurking for months and finally decided to post. Call me slow. Nice blog, however. I have enjoyed reading about you and Dev.

]]> By: ShotgunDaddy http://fatherdad.com/2009/04/computers-in-dads-day-devs-day/comment-page-1/#comment-42623 ShotgunDaddy Thu, 09 Apr 2009 03:36:48 +0000 http://fatherdad.com/?p=467#comment-42623 I think I'm a bit older than you, maybe by a decade, so my video game memory goes back a bit farther. When I was about six or seven I remember that my neighbors actually had a Pong game that hooked up to their television. It was like magic. A few months ago I bought the 2008 version of Pong, a PlayStation3, and was struck by the fact that the video game revolution has taken place entirely within my lifetime. From Pong to Asteroids to PacMan and Defender to the Atari and Commodore 64 and now to the XBox, Wii, and PlayStation. Truly, I've seen it all, and I CANNOT wait to see what my grandchildren will be playing... I think I’m a bit older than you, maybe by a decade, so my video game memory goes back a bit farther. When I was about six or seven I remember that my neighbors actually had a Pong game that hooked up to their television. It was like magic. A few months ago I bought the 2008 version of Pong, a PlayStation3, and was struck by the fact that the video game revolution has taken place entirely within my lifetime. From Pong to Asteroids to PacMan and Defender to the Atari and Commodore 64 and now to the XBox, Wii, and PlayStation. Truly, I’ve seen it all, and I CANNOT wait to see what my grandchildren will be playing…

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