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Yes, once it went from basic joystick level to having to push this button and that button and remember quickly how to do everything, I was lost and no more video games for me.Something on my uncle's Atari computer in the early 80s. A BASIC program where you were supposed to drop bombs from planes onto ships. When you missed, he wrote the code to display some dirty words, which he promptly changed after I laughed at it.
After that I had a ColecoVision with 33 games, and then a NES1 with maybe 20 games. Wish my mom hadn't given them away.
Never got into video games after that. They started to get too complicated and look too real in my opinion. I prefer the crappy graphics and simple music when it was all about the gameplay.