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This is a question thats been asked quite a lot over the past year...
However, since I swapped my originality for the new Michael Jackson Album... I thoght I'd ask the question in a festive manner...
What are SEGA owners up to this Christmas? ... Where are Dreamcast owners going now?
Are you intending to grab those last few Dreamcast releases?
Are you intending to get your grubby mitts on a PS2/GBA/etc...?
Or have you been so disillusiond by the who affaire that, after the Dreamcast gasps its final breatyh, you intend to leave consoles and gaming alone for a while?
or are you intending to do something completly differrent? ...
However, since I swapped my originality for the new Michael Jackson Album... I thoght I'd ask the question in a festive manner...
What are SEGA owners up to this Christmas? ... Where are Dreamcast owners going now?
Are you intending to grab those last few Dreamcast releases?
Are you intending to get your grubby mitts on a PS2/GBA/etc...?
Or have you been so disillusiond by the who affaire that, after the Dreamcast gasps its final breatyh, you intend to leave consoles and gaming alone for a while?
or are you intending to do something completly differrent? ...
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Grix Thraves wrote:
It is
> indeed. But I'll get cold.
You can only use that as an excuse so many times
It is
> indeed. But I'll get cold.
You can only use that as an excuse so many times
Its a shame u never responded to your Notable Hunter story Grix i put a lot of effort in ready for you to criticize it.
Sub-cockle entertainment. Very interesting.
Sega Christmas?
Well, for starters, I'll be dusting down and starting the Saturn up again to play Christmas Nights. It just adds a whole new dimension to gaming at Christmas time, especially when you complete it to get the nice little story at the end, it's enough to warm the cockles of your heart, maybe even below the cockel, maybe in the sub-cockle area...
Well, other than that i'll just be working and finding time to play my consoles. Christmas day isn't even an option there, as I often have to either go to my parents or entertain them at my house (and, boy, that firebreathing act is hard work...)
Well, for starters, I'll be dusting down and starting the Saturn up again to play Christmas Nights. It just adds a whole new dimension to gaming at Christmas time, especially when you complete it to get the nice little story at the end, it's enough to warm the cockles of your heart, maybe even below the cockel, maybe in the sub-cockle area...
Well, other than that i'll just be working and finding time to play my consoles. Christmas day isn't even an option there, as I often have to either go to my parents or entertain them at my house (and, boy, that firebreathing act is hard work...)
He has a point.
Armatige Shanks wrote:
"Take your clothes off in the middle of your local highstreet on a Saturday afternoon and dance around shouting 'I'm buck naked!, I'm buck Naked!'"
"--- its an option?"
It is indeed. But I'll get cold.
"Take your clothes off in the middle of your local highstreet on a Saturday afternoon and dance around shouting 'I'm buck naked!, I'm buck Naked!'"
"--- its an option?"
It is indeed. But I'll get cold.
I have N64 i get cheap N64 games.
If I had a Dreamcast I'd be getting some of the older titles as they're cheaper and basically more affordable.
I'm gonna ge an x-box!!!!
WAYYYYY after the greatest games console the Gamecube.
WAYYYYY after the greatest games console the Gamecube.
Grix Thraves wrote:
> Not really sure what else to do
> though.
Take your clothes off in the middle of your local highstreet on a Saturday afternoon and dance around shouting 'I'm buck naked!, I'm buck Naked!'
--- its an option?
> Not really sure what else to do
> though.
Take your clothes off in the middle of your local highstreet on a Saturday afternoon and dance around shouting 'I'm buck naked!, I'm buck Naked!'
--- its an option?
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