Says how originally people played arcade games and didn't own them at all, since you were constantly putting in quarters to play more of the game.

It's an interesting point, though not 100% accurate due to how there were early video game consoles at the same time as arcade games. Pong clones were common for home play in the early 1970s, and things like the Fairchild Channel F and Atari 2600 date from the mid to late 1970s.