My name is Arkaitz, and at 42 years old, I find myself frequently journeying back to the cherished eras of the ’80s and ’90s. These decades were not merely a backdrop to my youth but the very fabric of my fondest memories and the foundation of who I am today. As a child growing up during these vibrant years, I was enthralled by the groundbreaking films and the revolutionary video games that defined the era. Movies like «Back to the Future» and «E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial» did more than entertain; they expanded my imagination and taught me the value of adventure and friendship. I remember vividly the thrill of sitting in a dark cinema, wide-eyed, as the story unfolded on the big screen, and the feeling of being connected to something larger than myself. Parallel to my cinematic adventures was my deep engagement with the burgeoning world of video games. The arrival of consoles like the Nintendo Entertainment System opened up new worlds right in my living room. Playing «Super Mario Bros.» was not just a pastime; it was an odyssey. Each level promised new challenges and adventures, and the simple melodies from these games became the soundtrack of my childhood. Now, as I navigate the complexities of adulthood, I often revisit these old films and dust off the old consoles. This nostalgia is not merely a retreat to the past but a celebration of the joy and simplicity that marked those years. The ’80s and ’90s instilled in me a belief in the power of imagination—a belief that continues to shape my personal and professional life. Today, I share this passion with me son, hoping to ignite in him the same wonder and excitement I felt. As much as the world has changed, the magic of those times remains timeless, and by keeping the spirit of the ’80s and ’90s alive, I connect with my younger self and the dreams that still inspire me today.