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Nick Jackson

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This one sounds like a stupid innovation i know, but it is an innovation in gameplay. Prior to the Wii, there was no type of game with physical activity involved. When I was in first or second grade, my brother and sister pooled their money to buy a Wii. One morning we had a snow day, and they both drove to GameStop early in the morning. They came back home before anyone woke up and went upstairs to get me. We proceeded to play Wii play and Wii sports all day, since they were the only games that came with it.

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In 7th grade is was at lunch with my friends when at the table next to ours, everyone was practically going berserk over something, but we didn't know what. Eventually my friend got up and walked over to see what was going on. Someone over at that table had brought in their Oculus Rift headset, and just because they felt like being a nice guy, he let us try it. When I finally got my turn, I quickly realized that it was one of the coolest pieces of technology I've ever seen. It was just a video of some crows and a train, but it was still astonishing.

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I remember when my siblings got their first cellphones, and back then just a regular flip phone was astonishing. But then several months later, my Mom and Dad both got an iPhone 3. My sister had an iPod touch but something about the iPhone was just different and amazing to us. Sure we had seen iPods and flip phones but the thought of having both of them encompassed in one device was so cool. We got in trouble very often for taking the phones to play on them.