We got a 2600 when it first came out for our kids. Back then we didn't have to worry about such things as content. The only concern was the time spent playing the games. As long as their homework was done and my wife or I had checked it, the kids were free to play video games.
Back then, the majority of kids didn't have video games and our kids would usually go outside and play with their friends instead of sitting in front of the 2600 for hours on end. Our kids were always big readers, too.
Back then, the majority of kids didn't have video games and our kids would usually go outside and play with their friends instead of sitting in front of the 2600 for hours on end. Our kids were always big readers, too.