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09-20-2014, 08:01 AM
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My boy is a big gamer. Minecraft, lately.
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09-20-2014, 06:39 PM
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Got a PS2 here & can't remember the last time I used it. Bought it to play Sled Storm I, a game from the original PS1. Awesome game. Now that I look I don't see it sitting here anymore.....
I've also got the original Medal of Honor, but I wasn't any good at it.
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#13
09-20-2014, 06:50 PM
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I'm a pc gamer.. as a kid I grew up with Atari 2600, then migrated into the Nintendos, Segas then graduated onto PC's.
I used to enjoy RPG's mostly.. I played WOW for almost 6 years, the Padaren ruined it for me. But like alot of you I played with a guild or groups folks all with similar interests and had a blast drinking and running raids or dungeons. I'm a Classic Fantasy lover... dwarves, elves, dragons, etc. These days since the wife and kids go to bed usually at 9pm or earlier sometimes I hate watching tv unless it's Hell on Wheels, SOA, Walking Dead, etc. So I usually get an hour or so of BF4. 'Killing folks' makes me sleepy enough for bed. Honestly though.. if I had a workshop/barn/garage I'd much rather be working on something.
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09-20-2014, 10:46 PM
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The last game I got into was goldeneye for wii. I was feeling nostalgic for my teens when my friends and I would loose many hours playing multiplayer goldeneye on N64. In those days 4 players would share one tv screen (no online gaming) and battle each other. We got really good at watching everyone else's quadrant of the screen to find out where they were so we could hunt them down. We got so competitive, we would hook up 4 tvs all facing different directions and cover 3/4 of the screen with cardboard so you could only see your character......I'm laughing at how ridiculous this was. Great memories.
 So the long answer is no, not currently a gamer. Thanks for the trip down memory lane, I got call some people tomorrow and reminisce.  Bill
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