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"How NOT to play racing games..."

I do not reccomend playing a racing game, or any other game that envolves sharp turns, on a computer chair that spins round! I have tried this with many games, and I find that when i'm at top-speed, I tend to turn myself, but the car on the screen does not! This also goes to show how strongly we can become involved/lost inside our games, and how we should not under-estimate the power of all computer games!! Try playing while sat on a sofa, or chair that doesn't spin, and the problem should be solved.

I also don't reccomend playing something like GTA3 if you're a designated, safe driver who does no wrong!

My mate would crane his neck to help see around buildings on GTA 1...

Crazy

That cheater guy trys to make conversation when he/she can't.

cheater wrote:
> Monkey Of War wrote:
> I cracked up the other day when my sister had her
> 7-year-old friend round. My
> brother was racing her on the Dreamcast, and
> she kept turning the controller,
> thinking you have to steer with it. I
> rolled me eyes and my brother informed her
> of her mistake...but she
> continued to do it. Value your youth, you only get it
> once!

No monkeys
> were harmed in the making of this post.

MOW

I also have seen someone do
> that and it was my little brother he kept on turning the controler while on
> GTA.

Ah, I value their innocence. I'm on Windows XP on my new computer, and it's so different to Windows 98! Freaky!

No monkeys were harmed in the making of this post.

MOW

LOL! Yeah, it's very common with the younger, less-experienced gamers! But at least they learn.

Monkey Of War wrote:
> I cracked up the other day when my sister had her 7-year-old friend round. My
> brother was racing her on the Dreamcast, and she kept turning the controller,
> thinking you have to steer with it. I rolled me eyes and my brother informed her
> of her mistake...but she continued to do it. Value your youth, you only get it
> once!

No monkeys were harmed in the making of this post.

MOW

I also have seen someone do that and it was my little brother he kept on turning the controler while on GTA.

I cracked up the other day when my sister had her 7-year-old friend round. My brother was racing her on the Dreamcast, and she kept turning the controller, thinking you have to steer with it. I rolled me eyes and my brother informed her of her mistake...but she continued to do it. Value your youth, you only get it once!

No monkeys were harmed in the making of this post.

MOW

The funniest thing in GTA 3 is driving along the pavement, and watching all the people squish in front of you. Hehehehe. *Ahem*

I do not reccomend playing a racing game, or any other game that envolves sharp turns, on a computer chair that spins round! I have tried this with many games, and I find that when i'm at top-speed, I tend to turn myself, but the car on the screen does not! This also goes to show how strongly we can become involved/lost inside our games, and how we should not under-estimate the power of all computer games!! Try playing while sat on a sofa, or chair that doesn't spin, and the problem should be solved.

I also don't reccomend playing something like GTA3 if you're a designated, safe driver who does no wrong!