I was at work today when this old lady appeared and asked me for an adventure game for the Vita. My first reaction was to ask her fow what age did she wanted it "Well, for me of course!" she laughed while her husband started to laugh.
This woman is the greatest fan of Uncharted, I can assure you that. After asking me first if I had played GA she started talking to me about the plot, about how the game felt like a movie and how she loved to play it on the bed with her husband watching. Of course she had played the PS3 trilogy and even tried multiplayer.
After a good ten minutes talking about Uncharted I recommend her to take Gravity Rush "Oh but I finished it yesterday, what a beautiful game!" After this I was with my mouth open and I only asked "Didn't you get dizzy?" "Sometimes I'd get a bit lost, but then I shifted gravity back to normal for a few seconds and everything was alright" she smiled.
When I finally assumed I was in front of an 70 something hardcore gamer I told her "you know what? you should go and try this one" as I handled her a copy of MGS HD and started to explain that it was an action/stealth game very story focused. Oh GAF you wouldn't believe her face as I introduced her to the mechanics and spy argument of MGS3, it was like the face of the kids who come to buy skylanders figurines or pokemon games.
Finally she asked what other adventure games would come out and I showed the AC: Liberation fake box (surprise, she's an AC fan too) "A girl? this one is in Italy too???", also I explained her that there are many other games on PSN (she liked the looks of Mutant Blobs and that chess game) and showed her the latest TLOU trailer which she adored.
I've been all day with a smile on my face because of this. If only more people was as open minded as this couple...