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Thanks to social distancing and lockdown orders, people around the world were often forced to find their entertainment at home during the pandemic. For a slew of Gen-Xers and Millennials, that meant taking a warp pipe back to the world of retro gaming, where the princess is usually in another castle, conflicts can be settled in slappers-only mode and Bo Jackson still regularly breaks off 80-yard runs. It's a world that Tracy Charlton, owner of Layton's Minus World Games and the upcoming Utah Retro GameXpo, has inhabited for much of his life. "We had an Atari when I was younger, but I ...