Is your childhood home where most of your favourite gaming memories are found? What a strange feeling it is when it’s no longer yours
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I don’t think of myself as being overly sentimental. I do seem to remember a lot more than other people, though – small things that when I bring up to those involved, I’m looked at as if I’ve fabricated the world’s most mundane story. “I had a really wonderful brownie there,” I’ll say to my wife as we pass a restaurant we last visited 12 years ago. “I had lasagne and cheesy garlic bread,” I add as she looks at me in a way that is clearly questioning if we’ve even set foot in the building before. It appears that I’m like this with games, too, a landslide of the past hitting me as I learned my mum’s house, my childhood home, is going on the market this week.
