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This is the story of Gaming down-side.
This starts at your gaming shop, first of all you go over the charts, see what's winning, what's losing when suddenly a game seemingly jumps off the shelf and straight into your hands all of a sudden you finding yourself looking in great detail, then ... the feeling, no one knows what it is but when this occurs you have the un-resistable urge to donate your mum in order to have this (unless you have a few bob in yer wallet), later on, after you have played this game to bits, something just leaves you feeling empty and annoyingly bored, you have completed the game in 2 hours.
"Is that it?" you say to yourself over and over saying
"No I know this gameis better than this, There must have been something that I did wrong." then you realise that the game is truly finished, then the STRONG emotion of anger comes in
"WHAT! IS THAT ALL! I PAYED 40 QUID FOR THIS PILE OF S*** " (un-appropriate language you know SR :))
After calming down and feeling rather pis... peed, you decide to give it an early grave at the back of your draw.
When a couple of hours have past your mum or dad will come in and ask
"You like your new game?"
" Oh... er ... yeah it's really ... good" youd slowly lie trying to not show disapointment when you secretly do.
" So where is it then?" They would persist,
"It's in my draw, just taking a rest from it,"
"Glad you like it" they would say as they leave the room (as you mumble some words along the line
"mumble mumble crap game mumble mumble annoying parents mumble mumble what's for tea?")
Soon after, a few months have past you realise that another game (that you really like the look of) is coming out soon, and so the never ending cycle of buying games with crap gameplay and wasting money continue's but luckily for gamers, the games are being produced better with the new era of technology,
By the way I know that quite a lot of games have amazing gameplay and can last for years and I know how frustrating it is when you find out that they have been placed in the 'discount pile'.
So I beg you, next time you enter SR or start the order form, spare a thought for that game at the back and think to yourself: " Now, is this game the one for me?"[have a quick look at the Okish Graphics] " Think, maybe this could last me a while."[Pull out your mopbile and phone your gamer-of-knowledge friend and ask him if it's ok] " He says its decent and... Wow! Its only £9.99! Yup this IS the game for me!" Save yourself money and time. Vote SALE. ;).
AHHHHHHHHHHHHH………!!!!!
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This is the story of Gaming down-side.
This starts at your gaming shop, first of all you go over the charts, see what's winning, what's losing when suddenly a game seemingly jumps off the shelf and straight into your hands all of a sudden you finding yourself looking in great detail, then ... the feeling, no one knows what it is but when this occurs you have the un-resistable urge to donate your mum in order to have this (unless you have a few bob in yer wallet), later on, after you have played this game to bits, something just leaves you feeling empty and annoyingly bored, you have completed the game in 2 hours.
"Is that it?" you say to yourself over and over saying
"No I know this gameis better than this, There must have been something that I did wrong." then you realise that the game is truly finished, then the STRONG emotion of anger comes in
"WHAT! IS THAT ALL! I PAYED 40 QUID FOR THIS PILE OF S*** " (un-appropriate language you know SR :))
After calming down and feeling rather pis... peed, you decide to give it an early grave at the back of your draw.
When a couple of hours have past your mum or dad will come in and ask
"You like your new game?"
" Oh... er ... yeah it's really ... good" youd slowly lie trying to not show disapointment when you secretly do.
" So where is it then?" They would persist,
"It's in my draw, just taking a rest from it,"
"Glad you like it" they would say as they leave the room (as you mumble some words along the line
"mumble mumble crap game mumble mumble annoying parents mumble mumble what's for tea?")
Soon after, a few months have past you realise that another game (that you really like the look of) is coming out soon, and so the never ending cycle of buying games with crap gameplay and wasting money continue's but luckily for gamers, the games are being produced better with the new era of technology,
By the way I know that quite a lot of games have amazing gameplay and can last for years and I know how frustrating it is when you find out that they have been placed in the 'discount pile'.