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jolly_magpie
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19 Feb 2007, 5:28 pm

Hi, first post.

I think video games have helped me a lot it terms of co-ordination. I started playing as soon as they were invented in the 70's and have followed each improvement with great interest.

I love FPS, although I am only kinda good at them. When it's just people running around blasting each other I get kind of tired of it, but add a strategic component and it gets a lot more interesting, that's why I play Battlefield 2. I even got into a LAN tournament, out of 35 players, I came in 5th, playing as an Engineer! Not bad for a guy who's twice the age of most of the other players. My obsession with WW2 airplanes also fits right into flight sims, the best is IL-2 Sturmovik.

I also play Grand Theft Auto, Silent Hunter 3 and X-wing, all on the PC.


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OMGpenguin
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19 Feb 2007, 6:49 pm

I'm going to join the "love video games, but suck at them" crowd. I used to love to play them on easy, but I think my pride has taken the best of me recently, so I try to play games on normal... and find them really hard :(

I just hate the games that only have normal and hard difficulty settings on them though, it just gets me frustrated trying to get past one certain point in a level or what have you.

Also 30 lives for Contra still wasn't anywhere near enough :D



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19 Feb 2007, 7:36 pm

Video game are about all I'm good at....