Abir Mubarak Md. Iqbal

[00:00:02] Interviewer:​ Okay, it’s recording. I’m going to ask you a few questions, so answer them briefly or you can add something more if you wish. [00:00:11] Interviewee:​ Okay. [00:00:12] Interviewer:​ First of all, how old are you? [00:00:14] Interviewee:​ I’m 26 at the moment. [00:00:16] Interviewer:​ What comes to your mind when you hear the term ‘video games’? [00:00:23] Interviewee:​ Probably a good way to spend my time, enjoyable, probably. [00:00:31] Interviewer:​ Next question, have you ever played one? [00:00:35] Interviewee:​ Yes, yes, I’ve played several in my life. [00:00:38] Interviewer:​ Can you remember the first video game you ever played? [00:00:44] Interviewee:​ Hmm, that’s actually a pretty difficult one. I’d probably say a basic answer, like Ping-Pong or something like that. But, I think that the first game that I ever played was Super Mario Brothers. The first one, yes. [00:01:07] Interviewer:​ Was it the one that came in with the computer when you bought it? [laughs] [00:01:11] Interviewee:​ Not the computer, but with the Super Nintendo, the first one. Yes, I think a lot of people had that. We didn’t have it for a very long time and the first time that I ever played it was at a friend’s place who was the first who had a gaming console of any kind. My dad did have a Commodore back in the day, but he used it mostly for his work and not for-- He didn’t have any games on it, except for Ping-Pong. But I never played it, so I would definitely have to go with Super Mario Brothers. [00:01:54] Interviewer:​ Yes, that’s a classic. What’s your favourite one? [00:02:00] Interviewee:​ [pauses] [00:02:01] Interviewer:​ [laughs]