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Do you ever feel that you get so much more out of a game if you only play that game to the exclusion of all others until you have mastered it and seen all it has to offer.
I did this with Diddy Kong Racing, Goldeneye, Zelda OOT and Mario 64 (with minor indiscretions of course )
At other times I have been stuck for choice and attempted to keep a few lovelies on the go at once (who says gaming isn't like real life?) and found myself struggling to adapt to the different control methods or being less immersed in the game because of it.
What do you reckon? Best to be poor with one game or have all the best lined up at your disposal?
I did this with Diddy Kong Racing, Goldeneye, Zelda OOT and Mario 64 (with minor indiscretions of course )
At other times I have been stuck for choice and attempted to keep a few lovelies on the go at once (who says gaming isn't like real life?) and found myself struggling to adapt to the different control methods or being less immersed in the game because of it.
What do you reckon? Best to be poor with one game or have all the best lined up at your disposal?
o.k
This is one of your better posts, but it has nothing that really interests people in it. It's only slightly amusing. It's too short, It's smothered amongst all your other topics, and it's been done before. Maybe if you put lots of effort into ine longer post, containing all your queries, people would take you seriously.
I write all these good posts that are actually about games but nowone bothers to answer!
what do you lot think of this then
Do you ever feel that you get so much more out of a game if you only play that game to the exclusion of all others until you have mastered it and seen all it has to offer.
I did this with Diddy Kong Racing, Goldeneye, Zelda OOT and Mario 64 (with minor indiscretions of course )
At other times I have been stuck for choice and attempted to keep a few lovelies on the go at once (who says gaming isn't like real life?) and found myself struggling to adapt to the different control methods or being less immersed in the game because of it.
What do you reckon? Best to be poor with one game or have all the best lined up at your disposal?
I did this with Diddy Kong Racing, Goldeneye, Zelda OOT and Mario 64 (with minor indiscretions of course )
At other times I have been stuck for choice and attempted to keep a few lovelies on the go at once (who says gaming isn't like real life?) and found myself struggling to adapt to the different control methods or being less immersed in the game because of it.
What do you reckon? Best to be poor with one game or have all the best lined up at your disposal?