The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold 104.3.

Yesterday, I couldn't believe it, I saw that the Sony PlayStation, another iconic gift, not

just for Christmas, but birthday presents, but the Sony PlayStation, 25 years old this week.

Yeah, wow.

And you are the youngest person on the show, but that must make you feel a little bit old.

Definitely.

It only feels like yesterday I can remember getting a Sony PlayStation as a kid.

And it was such a big deal in our household because my dad had essentially banned all Nintendo's anything

because he wanted to encourage us to play outside.

I don't know what made them change their mind, but I remember sitting down and mum bringing in a just jeans bag for some reason a PlayStation home and concealing it. And me and my brother couldn't believe it. I bet it just transformed your childhood at those those games. We stopped playing outside and we started playing the PlayStation. And they had like, I seem to remember,

they came with like a demo CD, didn't they have certain games?

That's right.

And they brought us one game with the PlayStation called Abe's Odyssey,

where you're an alien.

And once we got bored of that,

all we had left was the demo CD,

which had about five different games on it.

But you can only play one level. But I remember for years playing the demo CD which had about five different games on it but you can only play one level but I remember for years playing the demo CD to death and I bet so someone who

because I know you loved your skateboarding me younger did you get addicted to that Tony do you

remember how huge became a global thing this is pre-internet Tony Hawks pro skater I think it was

yeah now that really did change my life that game because I started skateboarding after that.

As a result of playing that game?

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