Time to play
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danielrbischoff
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I think I'm in #1. This has been a really long year, and obviously it's quite easy to find the time to play games, but now I can play whatever I want and I'm just exhausted.
#1 for me, but right now I'm getting paid to basically not work so I have a bunch of free time on my hands.
LinksOcarina
Rookie
I should be in the second camp, but I actually get free games that I have to pay so its in the first camp too...
Bretimus_v2
So tired.
I find that I have time, but I'm unable to then devote the time to it.
WickedLiquid
Regular
I've been off from work since the 21st and I don't go back until the 7th so I'm golden. Guess I'm #1?
WickedLiquid
Regular
We already knew that from your sig.
madster111
Rookie
I don't play enough games, despite huge amounts of free time. I read too much and end up barely playing any of the games i want to. For example, i still have games on my computers that i haven't even played.
Yeah, I don't play as much as I could. Which might be good, I guess. I have free time, but I spend it doing a bunch of other things. Maybe that will change a bit, because I'm finding that I have to play on handhelds to get dedicated to playing things, and I do have a new one.
Optimus-Crime
Rookie
I'm intimidated by the scope of today's games. It's one thing to complete Banjo Kazooie 100%, it's another to do it in Skyrim.
So I just sit around, staring at my consoles, worried that I'll have to play that game, any game sooner or later. I don't really want to, because it's fucking depressing. I don't hold a candle to my former self. The old me wouldn't wash for weeks until every fucking music note, every jingo was found. Gotta play the red Super Mario World stages twice. no problem. That's what I'm all about.
But, wow. That one cave on Skyrim that leads to an underground city? The pitch black cave with the giant, glowing mushrooms? Yeah, i just turned my Xbox off and I haven't looked back since.
I went back to playing Resistance 2 co-op on PS3, where shit was simpler.
The answer is simple: buy a Nintendo console. At least i'd know I wouldn't be getting into anything too deep on a nintendo. Too bad the controllers look like they're made for 12 year olds and geriatricsOHWAIT.
Guess I'm in the middle of 1 and 2 as well. I want some fun, but some free time would be nice as well.
So I just sit around, staring at my consoles, worried that I'll have to play that game, any game sooner or later. I don't really want to, because it's fucking depressing. I don't hold a candle to my former self. The old me wouldn't wash for weeks until every fucking music note, every jingo was found. Gotta play the red Super Mario World stages twice. no problem. That's what I'm all about.
But, wow. That one cave on Skyrim that leads to an underground city? The pitch black cave with the giant, glowing mushrooms? Yeah, i just turned my Xbox off and I haven't looked back since.
I went back to playing Resistance 2 co-op on PS3, where shit was simpler.
The answer is simple: buy a Nintendo console. At least i'd know I wouldn't be getting into anything too deep on a nintendo. Too bad the controllers look like they're made for 12 year olds and geriatricsOHWAIT.
Guess I'm in the middle of 1 and 2 as well. I want some fun, but some free time would be nice as well.
Affen
Rookie
I'm in the same boat as OC. I feel like can't get into too complex games anymore. I used to love sandbox games, but now they feel like a chore and overwhelm.
Handheld and retro games usually keep to a certain simpleness so I've been enjoying them lately much more than any bigger release.
Handheld and retro games usually keep to a certain simpleness so I've been enjoying them lately much more than any bigger release.
danielrbischoff
Rookie
The nice thing with that is that you can hit the power switch on the vita and it saves your point no matter what. I think handheld games are the solution to this problem of "too intimidating".used44 said:
spartan317
Rookie
I submit #3... I have too many games to play and can't decide which to finish...
UrbanMasque
Everyone Wears a Mask
#2
