My electronic gaming

I've been playing pc games since I was in grade school and I also played arcade games at that time and also PSP.

I started electronic gaming with a brick game and then with other electronic gadgets. Brick game can be classified as an electronic stuff because it uses  the electric power that comes from batteries.

I played family computer games this past years and now I'm playing mobile games on my phone. The mobile gaming definitely changed from featuring games like tetris and snake to the likes of clash of clans which is also a pc game. In other words mobile phones now can contain pc games depending on its model.

I used to play pc games on my laptop a couple of years ago, it  only needs to be fixed in order for me to play on it again.

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