What age will you grow out of gaming?

[Shibathedog]

yeah id have to agree, I love deep games with great storylines, i think the problem is we dont see very many of them anymore.

 

MGS4 though, man i have to play it

[Rag]

yeah id have to agree, I love deep games with great storylines, i think the problem is we dont see very many of them anymore.

 

MGS4 though, man i have to play it

 

I agree, these games just draw you in. Especially games where there is so much to do, but its not just stupid pointless tasks that do nothing for you but that give you a sense of satisfaction upon completing them

[Gryph]

I'd like to always play games but I cannot be certain what my future holds for me.

[Shibathedog]

Oh and twitch shooters, I like those too, raw speed and accuracy/skill is all that matters

 

anyone for some Quake 3? hehe

[Smilee]

Oh and twitch shooters, I like those too, raw speed and accuracy/skill is all that matters

 

anyone for some Quake 3? hehe

Sure, but I haven't played in ages.

 

I have no idea if my future will contain games or not, however I will know that I enjoyed most of my childhood enjoying such games.

[solidius23]

theres a part of me that will never stop gaming

[Shoma]

-Shoma Wisdom-

I hope i'm not exceeding the limit of ....7 days post.(Gotta post when i can.)

ANyway, I think that it's just the basic nature of human beings, if you ravel yourself in something for a long time you know it so well that any feeble attempt to excite it, fails.

For example, my friend cheated on his gf, she was hot and they ALWAYS did EVERYTHING together. Even he couldnt explain it, but once they broke up, he was all punkish again wanting her back. Thats why most true gamers resort back to the old games, simply because no one tries to makes games like they used to.

The only exception is if the gamer has a broad view on games, meaning he/she likes a variety of genres. A FPS gamer should be gettin bored of games right about.....last year. So either chill on playin games or find diffrent ones, or.... just become like your dad.

Edited February 27, 2007 by Shoma

[Weirdy]

Although it felt like I had grown out of it, it was just that I wasn't playing the right games. I am 19yrs old and I still haven't outgrown it.

[olaf]

I'm nearly 21 and I've been playing games pretty much since I was born. I remember playing old computer card games on 5 1/2" floppies, playing games on the family Sega Master System, and when my dad picked up an Atari 2600 Junior. I still remember every video game console all my friends have ever had, etc., I love gaming. These days I play some PC games, my Nintendo DS, and my Sega Saturn to keep up my gaming. I haven't lost interest... everything comes in "bursts" for me. Sometimes listening to music will be my thing, sometimes partying, sometimes programming, and sometimes playing video games -- and recently it's been playing my Nintendo DS all the time... I don't think I'll ever grow out of it... come on... I mean... they're GAMES -- they're FUN... you're f**king stupid if you don't play.

[Shibathedog]

this is true, lately ive been on this "weird games" kick where ive been playing stuff like Shadow if the colossus and loco roco.

 

those and rhythm games (although i haven't played DDR in years because my stupid pad doesn't work right anymore)

[olaf]

I've been playing a lot of "weird games" -- WarioWare: Touched!, Cooking Mama, Electroplankton, Trauma Center - Under the Knife, and Point Blank DS.

[Darken]

Never,whenever a game release .Darken will stay until you say please .

[Shibathedog]

Is cooking mama good? I saw that in the store and became even more angered by the fact that i cant find a Wii for sale anywhere.

[Sybarite Paladin AxL]

As long as I can create a good environment for myself without a good income I'll always keep playing games. I plan to collect everything I can, and play as much as I can. It's up to life to show me how much of that goal I can achieve. As long as the soul is willing to have fun, I will.

[olaf]

Cooking Mama is very good.