Children of the ’80s and ’90s remember the glow of arcade screens, the click of controllers, and the thrill of finally beating that impossible level. Those were the generations that didn’t just play games but they built the foundation for the global gaming culture we see today. For Thabo Tsolo, it all started with those after-school gaming sessions. Playing on his mom’s phone was fun, but everything changed the day he got his first PlayStation. Like so many kids of his generation, he spent hours immersed in virtual worlds not knowing that one day, he’d be creating worlds of his own. We speak to Thabo about his career as a Game designer and storyteller.

<p dir="ltr">Children of the &rsquo;80s and &rsquo;90s remember the glow of arcade screens, the click of controllers, and the thrill of finally beating that impossible level. Those were the generations that didn&rsquo;t just play games but they built the foundation for the global gaming culture we see today.&nbsp;For Thabo Tsolo, it all started with those after-school gaming sessions. Playing on his mom&rsquo;s phone was fun, but everything changed the day he got his first PlayStation. Like so many kids of his generation, he spent hours immersed in virtual worlds not knowing that one day, he&rsquo;d be creating worlds of his own. We speak to Thabo about his career as a Game designer and storyteller.</p>

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