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It was this morning when I woke up and bounded down the stairs into the living room.
Along with my two brothers, I tore away the wrappings off the various presents, various things ranging from Board games to wrist weights.
I was only when all the other presents had been opened that we saw the last one.
One big present, and it was to all 3 of us.
The ultimate gaming gift, so it turned out.
A “Playstation 2” you might think.
In which case you’d be wrong.
A Gamecube? Nope, even better than that (infact it’ll compliment the Gamecube quite nicely when I finally get one).
The box that this gift came in was even too big for an Xbox!!
It wasn’t a game or a joypad or anything like that…
It was something that even Special Reserve doesn’t sell.
We opened the box and found in it, a Gamesplayer.
You heard me right.
After all this time we’ve owned the N64, my 2 brothers and I, we were always stuck with 3 players. Being an odd number, it made teams game impossible and it wasn't as fun as with four players. We invited friends round to fill the gap, but they’re all casual mainstreamers, and aren’t good enough to put up a decent fight.
Now we’d been given a fourth player, a new sibling, a new dimension to the multiplayer fun.
I took the Gamesplayer out of the box and put him on the Sofa.
I pulled out the instruction manual and read it.
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The Gamesplayer.
The RI unit. (Real Intelligence)
The essential multiplayer component
Trained in Playstation, N64, Dreamcast and Playstation 2.
Designed to learn Gamecube and Xbox.
Follow guidelines to keep your Gamesplayer in tip top condition.
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I turned the page.
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Instructions
Feed three times a day.
Train regularly to keep your Gamesplayer in good shape.
Your Gamesplayer is toilet trained as well as capable of surviving in it’s cage.
DO NOT under any circumstances let it get hold of a deep single player game.
Keep it away from Zelda and Final Fantasy or it will be inactive until it completes them.
Often a long time.
For any problems, call the helpline.
---
I put the book down, are the 3 of us (my brothers and myself) took our Gamesplayer upstairs and tested his N64 skills.
In Mario Kart and F-Zero he lapped us, he shot us in Perfect Dark and Goldeneye.
We managed to beat him on Smash Brothers, but only when all 3 of us ganged up on him.
This Gamesplayer was the real deal.
I think that Special Reserve should stock these Gamesplayers as they are essential to anyone serious about multiplayer gaming.
You could put them in N64 and Gamecube bundles with pads and games like Smash brothers.
That would REALLY pull the punters.
I certainly know what I’m getting Grix for his next birthday…
But remember kids, a Gamesplayer is for life, not just for Christmas.
(PS, all this is 100% true, and so is the fact that Your Honour is actually Wookiee Monster)
;-D
Merry Christmas.
Along with my two brothers, I tore away the wrappings off the various presents, various things ranging from Board games to wrist weights.
I was only when all the other presents had been opened that we saw the last one.
One big present, and it was to all 3 of us.
The ultimate gaming gift, so it turned out.
A “Playstation 2” you might think.
In which case you’d be wrong.
A Gamecube? Nope, even better than that (infact it’ll compliment the Gamecube quite nicely when I finally get one).
The box that this gift came in was even too big for an Xbox!!
It wasn’t a game or a joypad or anything like that…
It was something that even Special Reserve doesn’t sell.
We opened the box and found in it, a Gamesplayer.
You heard me right.
After all this time we’ve owned the N64, my 2 brothers and I, we were always stuck with 3 players. Being an odd number, it made teams game impossible and it wasn't as fun as with four players. We invited friends round to fill the gap, but they’re all casual mainstreamers, and aren’t good enough to put up a decent fight.
Now we’d been given a fourth player, a new sibling, a new dimension to the multiplayer fun.
I took the Gamesplayer out of the box and put him on the Sofa.
I pulled out the instruction manual and read it.
---
The Gamesplayer.
The RI unit. (Real Intelligence)
The essential multiplayer component
Trained in Playstation, N64, Dreamcast and Playstation 2.
Designed to learn Gamecube and Xbox.
Follow guidelines to keep your Gamesplayer in tip top condition.
---
I turned the page.
---
Instructions
Feed three times a day.
Train regularly to keep your Gamesplayer in good shape.
Your Gamesplayer is toilet trained as well as capable of surviving in it’s cage.
DO NOT under any circumstances let it get hold of a deep single player game.
Keep it away from Zelda and Final Fantasy or it will be inactive until it completes them.
Often a long time.
For any problems, call the helpline.
---
I put the book down, are the 3 of us (my brothers and myself) took our Gamesplayer upstairs and tested his N64 skills.
In Mario Kart and F-Zero he lapped us, he shot us in Perfect Dark and Goldeneye.
We managed to beat him on Smash Brothers, but only when all 3 of us ganged up on him.
This Gamesplayer was the real deal.
I think that Special Reserve should stock these Gamesplayers as they are essential to anyone serious about multiplayer gaming.
You could put them in N64 and Gamecube bundles with pads and games like Smash brothers.
That would REALLY pull the punters.
I certainly know what I’m getting Grix for his next birthday…
But remember kids, a Gamesplayer is for life, not just for Christmas.
(PS, all this is 100% true, and so is the fact that Your Honour is actually Wookiee Monster)
;-D
Merry Christmas.
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sounds ace! where the hell can you get one? as I have never heard of one! expensive? I'm guessing so, neway enjoy it!
slik ~_~
slik ~_~
Strafex wrote:
I put the book down, are the 3 of us (my brothers and
> myself)
Please note, this little typo was MEANT to say:
I put the book down, AND the 3 of us (my brothers and
> myself).
Thankyou.
I put the book down, are the 3 of us (my brothers and
> myself)
Please note, this little typo was MEANT to say:
I put the book down, AND the 3 of us (my brothers and
> myself).
Thankyou.
It was this morning when I woke up and bounded down the stairs into the living room.
Along with my two brothers, I tore away the wrappings off the various presents, various things ranging from Board games to wrist weights.
I was only when all the other presents had been opened that we saw the last one.
One big present, and it was to all 3 of us.
The ultimate gaming gift, so it turned out.
A “Playstation 2” you might think.
In which case you’d be wrong.
A Gamecube? Nope, even better than that (infact it’ll compliment the Gamecube quite nicely when I finally get one).
The box that this gift came in was even too big for an Xbox!!
It wasn’t a game or a joypad or anything like that…
It was something that even Special Reserve doesn’t sell.
We opened the box and found in it, a Gamesplayer.
You heard me right.
After all this time we’ve owned the N64, my 2 brothers and I, we were always stuck with 3 players. Being an odd number, it made teams game impossible and it wasn't as fun as with four players. We invited friends round to fill the gap, but they’re all casual mainstreamers, and aren’t good enough to put up a decent fight.
Now we’d been given a fourth player, a new sibling, a new dimension to the multiplayer fun.
I took the Gamesplayer out of the box and put him on the Sofa.
I pulled out the instruction manual and read it.
---
The Gamesplayer.
The RI unit. (Real Intelligence)
The essential multiplayer component
Trained in Playstation, N64, Dreamcast and Playstation 2.
Designed to learn Gamecube and Xbox.
Follow guidelines to keep your Gamesplayer in tip top condition.
---
I turned the page.
---
Instructions
Feed three times a day.
Train regularly to keep your Gamesplayer in good shape.
Your Gamesplayer is toilet trained as well as capable of surviving in it’s cage.
DO NOT under any circumstances let it get hold of a deep single player game.
Keep it away from Zelda and Final Fantasy or it will be inactive until it completes them.
Often a long time.
For any problems, call the helpline.
---
I put the book down, are the 3 of us (my brothers and myself) took our Gamesplayer upstairs and tested his N64 skills.
In Mario Kart and F-Zero he lapped us, he shot us in Perfect Dark and Goldeneye.
We managed to beat him on Smash Brothers, but only when all 3 of us ganged up on him.
This Gamesplayer was the real deal.
I think that Special Reserve should stock these Gamesplayers as they are essential to anyone serious about multiplayer gaming.
You could put them in N64 and Gamecube bundles with pads and games like Smash brothers.
That would REALLY pull the punters.
I certainly know what I’m getting Grix for his next birthday…
But remember kids, a Gamesplayer is for life, not just for Christmas.
(PS, all this is 100% true, and so is the fact that Your Honour is actually Wookiee Monster)
;-D
Merry Christmas.
Along with my two brothers, I tore away the wrappings off the various presents, various things ranging from Board games to wrist weights.
I was only when all the other presents had been opened that we saw the last one.
One big present, and it was to all 3 of us.
The ultimate gaming gift, so it turned out.
A “Playstation 2” you might think.
In which case you’d be wrong.
A Gamecube? Nope, even better than that (infact it’ll compliment the Gamecube quite nicely when I finally get one).
The box that this gift came in was even too big for an Xbox!!
It wasn’t a game or a joypad or anything like that…
It was something that even Special Reserve doesn’t sell.
We opened the box and found in it, a Gamesplayer.
You heard me right.
After all this time we’ve owned the N64, my 2 brothers and I, we were always stuck with 3 players. Being an odd number, it made teams game impossible and it wasn't as fun as with four players. We invited friends round to fill the gap, but they’re all casual mainstreamers, and aren’t good enough to put up a decent fight.
Now we’d been given a fourth player, a new sibling, a new dimension to the multiplayer fun.
I took the Gamesplayer out of the box and put him on the Sofa.
I pulled out the instruction manual and read it.
---
The Gamesplayer.
The RI unit. (Real Intelligence)
The essential multiplayer component
Trained in Playstation, N64, Dreamcast and Playstation 2.
Designed to learn Gamecube and Xbox.
Follow guidelines to keep your Gamesplayer in tip top condition.
---
I turned the page.
---
Instructions
Feed three times a day.
Train regularly to keep your Gamesplayer in good shape.
Your Gamesplayer is toilet trained as well as capable of surviving in it’s cage.
DO NOT under any circumstances let it get hold of a deep single player game.
Keep it away from Zelda and Final Fantasy or it will be inactive until it completes them.
Often a long time.
For any problems, call the helpline.
---
I put the book down, are the 3 of us (my brothers and myself) took our Gamesplayer upstairs and tested his N64 skills.
In Mario Kart and F-Zero he lapped us, he shot us in Perfect Dark and Goldeneye.
We managed to beat him on Smash Brothers, but only when all 3 of us ganged up on him.
This Gamesplayer was the real deal.
I think that Special Reserve should stock these Gamesplayers as they are essential to anyone serious about multiplayer gaming.
You could put them in N64 and Gamecube bundles with pads and games like Smash brothers.
That would REALLY pull the punters.
I certainly know what I’m getting Grix for his next birthday…
But remember kids, a Gamesplayer is for life, not just for Christmas.
(PS, all this is 100% true, and so is the fact that Your Honour is actually Wookiee Monster)
;-D
Merry Christmas.
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