I used to be an avid reader when I was younger and somewhere along the way fell out of the habit. Trying my best to get back on the literary horse!
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I really enjoyed this book. Chronicles the Console Wars (hence the title) between Sega and Nintendo in the 90s. Accurate information told in a narrative format. The book lost one star for me for writing some of the characters as really corny. Doesn’t ruin the book though and if your interested in this era of gaming history I recommend it.
