Updated On: 03 December, 2019 09:30 AM IST | Mumbai | Suman Mahfuz Quazi, Dalreen Ramos
As PlayStation completes 25 years, four Mumbai professionals recount their tryst with the world's most loved gaming console

People try the new Sony VR headset at the Sony PlayStation E3 event at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles, California,June 13, 2016. Pic/Robyn Beck / AFP

Dr Aman Bhonsle is a 33-year-old relationship counsellor and TA (Transactional Analysis) trainer at the Heart to Heart Counselling Centre in Mumbai. He shares an anecdote about a client-couple who lamented that they had nothing in common. It was Bhonsle who suggested they try gaming. "They forged a friendship over it and still play together," Bhonsle tells us. For him, the love for gaming can be traced back to a time when he was a nine-year-old and his father gifted him an 8-bit gaming console. "I used to play a lot of games growing up in the '90s, and incidentally, when I bought my first PlayStation it wasn't PS1 or 2, but PS3," he recalls.