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Happy #NationalVideoGamesDay everyone! Let's see what the stars if the 80s are playing... 
John Cougar Mellencamp is a Q-bert fan, as it brings together his love of puzzles and swearing. #NationalVideoGamesDay
Van Halen's Michael Anthony loves the classic simplicity of Space Invaders. He used to play Frogger but got tired of David Lee Roth standing behind him yelling "Jump! Might as well jump!" #NationalVideoGamesDay
Heart's Ann and Nancy Wilson still have love for Atari's Space Duel. "Till now I always got by on my own" says Ann, "but now I love two-player mode!" #NationalVideoGamesDay
Duran Duran love the complexity if Gravitar. John Taylor can't get enough of its five button interface and vector graphics, whilst Simon Le Bon just likes shouting advice at him whilst swigging tea. #NationalVideoGamesDay
Susan Lynch may have been a one hit wonder in 1982 but her 'Big Reward' was getting her own Ms Pac-Man cabinet. Rumours that she used to take pills and see ghosts as a result are unsubstantiated. #NationalVideoGamesDay
Why does Ted Nugent love Pac-Man? Because there's no guns! He's actually a hippie at heart... #NationalVideoGamesDay
Dan Aykroid is another Space Duel fan, but only because it's blue and he can play it with his brother. #NationalVideoGamesDay
Whatever you're doing for #NationalVideoGamesDay have fun!
(Oops! Eage-eyes viewers have pointed out that isn't John Taylor playing Gravitar. It's obviously Warren Cuccurullo...)
