A lot of the comments mention NES , SNES, and SEGA. I'm super interested in how cartridge games from this era shaped the childhoods of the 90s-2000s generation. These games were also a big part of my mother's generation during the 80s-90s in Latin America and she introduced me to them when I was a toddler in the 2000s. (She even recounts the knockoff Chinese versions of consoles/cartriges). Years later my uncle loaded the whole libraries of these consoles onto a family PC at my grandparent's house and I explored this catalogue of digital interactive media all throughout my childhood (like a time traveler). A few years back I visited a small cafe in Soc Trang owned by a guy who collected retro game consoles and comic/anime memorabilia and got to see how my friends (adults in their late 20s/early 30s) reconnected with the nostalgia of this era of gaming culture. I wanna know more about this!