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**The scene**~ Your roaming around the streets of your local city centre in search of a great game to play on you console. The crowd is getting bigger and bigger, you feel like you are about to be squashed on by the ‘big’ people. ‘Big issue, Big issue come and get your Big issue’ cries the dodgy looking man… you see his dog on the floor next to him and think about it and… yep, you give him a quid.
The streets are getting cramped with more people and to your left and right brightly coloured posters are trying to catch your attention. You give in to the over coloured advertising and see what it is. Of course what else could it be its and Xbox poster next to a Gamecube poster next to a PS2 poster! Each one looking brilliant, and each one trying to entice you into its vast expanding world.
You check your back pocket to see if some kind person has put around £500 in there. ‘Ah well better start being extra nice to mum and dad’ you cunningly say to yourself. You have finally got into your favourite games shop after much pushing and shoving. There is not one single inch of the shop that is not filled with the latest promotional deals of new posters. You slowly glance up trying to look at all the games in one glance.
You calculate how many years it will be before you can own most of the games and soon realise that you will need to become a professional footballer to own them :) ‘It will never happen’ you say to yourself. You leave the shop with only one game even though you really wanted the whole store :).
You do not walk more than ten yards before another collection of brightly coloured posters clam up your view. Games are everywhere you say to yourself!
*End of scene*
Games are expanding in millions and more consoles will be developed in years to come. What will be the next line of consoles? This is a question asked more and more in today’s world. I personally think we should be drawling over the consoles that are out at the moment and appreciate what we have been given by the greatest people in the world. :)
I think if the consoles keep selling and more and more games are produced then in a around forty years you will not be able to be 100 yards away from a console. I love computer games and hope they carry on being as popular as they are now.
What are your views about how games are becoming increasingly popular and what a wide range of people play on computer games?
Thanks for reading :)
**The scene**~ Your roaming around the streets of your local city centre in search of a great game to play on you console. The crowd is getting bigger and bigger, you feel like you are about to be squashed on by the ‘big’ people. ‘Big issue, Big issue come and get your Big issue’ cries the dodgy looking man… you see his dog on the floor next to him and think about it and… yep, you give him a quid.
The streets are getting cramped with more people and to your left and right brightly coloured posters are trying to catch your attention. You give in to the over coloured advertising and see what it is. Of course what else could it be its and Xbox poster next to a Gamecube poster next to a PS2 poster! Each one looking brilliant, and each one trying to entice you into its vast expanding world.
You check your back pocket to see if some kind person has put around £500 in there. ‘Ah well better start being extra nice to mum and dad’ you cunningly say to yourself. You have finally got into your favourite games shop after much pushing and shoving. There is not one single inch of the shop that is not filled with the latest promotional deals of new posters. You slowly glance up trying to look at all the games in one glance.
You calculate how many years it will be before you can own most of the games and soon realise that you will need to become a professional footballer to own them :) ‘It will never happen’ you say to yourself. You leave the shop with only one game even though you really wanted the whole store :).
You do not walk more than ten yards before another collection of brightly coloured posters clam up your view. Games are everywhere you say to yourself!
*End of scene*
Games are expanding in millions and more consoles will be developed in years to come. What will be the next line of consoles? This is a question asked more and more in today’s world. I personally think we should be drawling over the consoles that are out at the moment and appreciate what we have been given by the greatest people in the world. :)
I think if the consoles keep selling and more and more games are produced then in a around forty years you will not be able to be 100 yards away from a console. I love computer games and hope they carry on being as popular as they are now.
What are your views about how games are becoming increasingly popular and what a wide range of people play on computer games?
Thanks for reading :)
I can see games getting much more popular soon though as more people will be interested in what is going to be produced.
Nice one!
:)
Thanks :)
> Games are becoming very popular nearly everyone in my year has a PS2
> even the really popular kids have them.
Yeah even Chris, does he even play on his PS2 or was it just something to waste money on? Well he had enough, i think he had £230 and he got a bike for Christmas. I'm pretty sure that he only got it because everyone else had one. Well i don't think he's played on mine since last month when he played Pro Evolution round my house.
> When did he get GTA3? I never knew he had that. I know he has THPS3
> and he was going to get MGS2 but he always says loads of bull. Well
> him having GTA3 is news to me.
If you and agent under fire want to chat go to the longest thread and do it there.
Kerrang has spent time writing this topic and doesnt need planks like you spamming your rubbish in here..
Games are becoming more and more a part of our lives and will continue to do so.
Being slightly older than alot of you here I have grown up with games from just after the begining of their introduction and I can not see them ever going out of my life.
I go through periods of being the compulsive have to play every spare minute type gamer to the 10 minutes a week and back again. That's because I have lots of other things to do apart from play and to be frank there are few games that I play nowadays that really grab me by the short and curlies and demand continual replay.
Maybe this is one of the reasons that every time we go into town I also am drawn into the games shops hoping to find that gem that I have overlooked that jumps out demanding that I take it home.
The games indistry is now bigger than the movie industry and will continue to grow.