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 Posted: Sun Jul 06, 2008 2:14 pm
Well, I'm just glad I had very good friends there, regardless of what my social standings on the social ladder in school was.
And the best part was WE ALL loved videogames, in diversr ways too!
One is VERY knoweldgable in most thigs Mario, KH, and FF. Also an EB fan.
One is a big Sonic fan. Well, All things SEGA to be more direct. He invited me to Gaia.
The lady of the group loves Pokemon the most out of all of us, especially Pikachu. You may know her as Nintendokami.
And I'm the all around one, open to all kinds of games. EXCEPT ******** SPORTS. stressed
They were and are still are NOTHING at all like the hoodrats that infested the school.
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Posted: Sun Jul 06, 2008 2:17 pm
I hang out with all the video game nerds too.
>_>
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Posted: Sun Jul 06, 2008 2:24 pm
*cough* I'm kinda a loser/loner.... And yet, so are all the other video game nerds in my area.... xD
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Posted: Sun Jul 06, 2008 2:28 pm
I hang out with the anime/video game nerds. And then I join stuff like Chess Club and Math League. And D&D.
One of my friends said he hated me when he found out I got EB as a birthday present, and said I needed to invite him over so he could play it some. XD I'm not sure if I should even mention having TWEWY, considering our region of the state is supposed to be completely sold out of the game.
But another of my friends had just about every console ever. A lot of times, he'd know whatever game you brought up, regardless of how obscure it was. Getting SNES recommendations from him was interesting.
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Posted: Sun Jul 06, 2008 2:29 pm
Zephyrkitty I hang out with the anime/video game nerds. And then I join stuff like Chess Club and Math League. And D&D. One of my friends said he hated me when he found out I got EB as a birthday present, and said I needed to invite him over so he could play it some. XD I'm not sure if I should even mention having TWEWY, considering our region of the state is supposed to be completely sold out of the game. But another of my friends had just about every console ever. A lot of times, he'd know whatever game you brought up, regardless of how obscure it was. Getting SNES recommendations from him was interesting. O: Nice. I'm the biggest gamer I know, though Everyone else only knows games now-a-days.
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Posted: Sun Jul 06, 2008 2:33 pm
not to stray form the subject, but this pic from starmen.net must be brough to attention.
This is for all those who have played EB/Mother 3 and/or played Lucas in brawl, and know what his last alt color represents...
Who is that I see sittin thar in the blue and yellow???
BTW this is a screenshot from the movie The Wizard, which we all know heavily involved the Nintendo gaming of old.
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Posted: Sun Jul 06, 2008 2:38 pm
Lifeless-Fox Zephyrkitty I hang out with the anime/video game nerds. And then I join stuff like Chess Club and Math League. And D&D. One of my friends said he hated me when he found out I got EB as a birthday present, and said I needed to invite him over so he could play it some. XD I'm not sure if I should even mention having TWEWY, considering our region of the state is supposed to be completely sold out of the game. But another of my friends had just about every console ever. A lot of times, he'd know whatever game you brought up, regardless of how obscure it was. Getting SNES recommendations from him was interesting. O: Nice. I'm the biggest gamer I know, though Everyone else only knows games now-a-days. I really jumped in when I got my N64, and that was around when the Gamecube came out. How well I know old games varies quite a bit. sweatdrop But that reminds me. Last year, I worked for a week at Camp Invention. Both weeks, the kids (second graders) found out I was into Pokémon, and one of the kids asked what I favorite game was. When I said Silver Version they looked at me weirdly and asked what that was. @T: I saw that! It was funny.
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Posted: Sun Jul 06, 2008 2:40 pm
Zephyrkitty Lifeless-Fox Zephyrkitty I hang out with the anime/video game nerds. And then I join stuff like Chess Club and Math League. And D&D. One of my friends said he hated me when he found out I got EB as a birthday present, and said I needed to invite him over so he could play it some. XD I'm not sure if I should even mention having TWEWY, considering our region of the state is supposed to be completely sold out of the game. But another of my friends had just about every console ever. A lot of times, he'd know whatever game you brought up, regardless of how obscure it was. Getting SNES recommendations from him was interesting. O: Nice. I'm the biggest gamer I know, though Everyone else only knows games now-a-days. I really jumped in when I got my N64, and that was around when the Gamecube came out. How well I know old games varies quite a bit. sweatdrop But that reminds me. Last year, I worked for a week at Camp Invention. Both weeks, the kids (second graders) found out I was into Pokémon, and one of the kids asked what I favorite game was. When I said Silver Version they looked at me weirdly and asked what that was. @T: I saw that! It was funny. xDDDD Wow.
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Posted: Sun Jul 06, 2008 2:42 pm
It's a crying shame when people forget the games of old. They're where all the new ones began! ...Or at least based off of.
In a family of gamers, I'd want the parents teaching their young ones about the original classics. 3nodding
I'm just glad that OUR Mario is still more popular than that OTHER Mario. By which I mean the rapper.
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Posted: Sun Jul 06, 2008 2:45 pm
TtheHero It's a crying shame when people forget the games of old. They're where all the new ones began! ...Or at least based off of.
In a family of gamers, I'd want the parents teaching their young ones about the original classics. 3nodding
I'm just glad that OUR Mario is still more popular than that OTHER Mario. By which I mean the rapper. Some of my friends have said that when they have kids they're going to make them play the older systems first. Another friend one-upped them. He said he was going to make his future kids beat Contra and not give them any codes. I pity those kids...
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Posted: Sun Jul 06, 2008 2:47 pm
Zephyrkitty TtheHero It's a crying shame when people forget the games of old. They're where all the new ones began! ...Or at least based off of.
In a family of gamers, I'd want the parents teaching their young ones about the original classics. 3nodding
I'm just glad that OUR Mario is still more popular than that OTHER Mario. By which I mean the rapper. Some of my friends have said that when they have kids they're going to make them play the older systems first. Another friend one-upped them. He said he was going to make his future kids beat Contra and not give them any codes. I pity those kids... I'm gonna make my kids play my old systems. I got 'em all, so it won't be too difficult.
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Posted: Sun Jul 06, 2008 2:56 pm
I aims to hang onto all my games as best as possible.
I still have my GB games!
And in tersm of classics, there's nothing like compliation games!
Fine examples include:
Sonic Mega Collection/Gems Collection
Megaman Anniversary Collection/X Collection.
And maaaaaaybe AC in terms of the NES games I have on it. Maybe.
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Posted: Sun Jul 06, 2008 3:06 pm
Ooh, I never thought about the videogame education of future generations before actually.
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Posted: Sun Jul 06, 2008 3:08 pm
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Posted: Sun Jul 06, 2008 3:12 pm
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