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When I complete any game I sense a feeling of satisfaction and sit there feeling smug, then the credits appear on the screen... long... boring... names.
Well in the era of my NES I would just turn it off and wonder what game I was going to play next, how long that game was or if I thought it was any good.
When I had my SNES I had a bit more fun with the credits, I counted how many time the word 'yoshi' appeared within the names at the end of the game, I remember siting there after Yoshi's Island and counting more than 20 names with the word 'yoshi' in them.
Well then, what is the point of this topic?
Well, now after working along side the people that are in the credits I realised that all that playing was down to them, all that fun and enjoyment was down to the people at the end of the game who 90%+ of gamers would just shut off and then go and get something to eat, feeling pleased that they completed a game, but maybe if they thought about it they should read the credits and think about some of the jobs that those people do, none of the jobs are easy, and these people deserve more credit then a split second on your screen.
How do you read them, if you do at all?
Thanks
er-no
(bit of a crap post, tried something different, hope it gets a response....)
Alright alright lets just drop this now alright?
>gronti_v why don't you appear on here often it seems to me that you
> only post to win? Is this the case?
Before you said "Yeah that's what I think..."?
Sounds to me like it meant that you thought I only posted to win, which would mean you were commenting on what I think about when posting. Perhaps that isn't what you meant but it sure does seem like it from your post.
> I know that, but you were commenting on what you believed my
> thoughts to be which you couldn't possible know.
No I wasn't!
"Yeah that's what I think"...
When I said that I was relpying to er-no. OK!?
RBS, you aren't
> me so don't go speaking for me unless I appoint you as my PR
> agent.
errr.... when did I speak for you?
Anyways er-no er-no I don't just come on with the sole purpose of winning it's just that I can't be on 24 hours a day 7 days a week and infact I often go days without being able to go on the internet. I write large posts about things I feel strongly about and have a lot to say about and yes some of them win but I actually enjoy discussing things when I can. So there you go. You're right though, I do seem to have a smaller number of posts than I thought.
RBS, you aren't me so don't go speaking for me unless I appoint you as my PR agent.
Now I would just like to say that this post is not written in an angry way (because reading it I can see how it may be interpreted as angry) and I don't mind what you were saying, I'm just setting you straight.