time to tidy and hide signs of ball surgery...
... you'd have a pound?If I had a pound for every time...
If it is they're not going to admit to it in fear of upsetting people.Nintendo orchestrated, apparently.
Yep. Actually gone back to it this weekend. To 100% is a tough challenge. Far deeper than a lot of people give it credit for.Nintendo Land now there's a great launch game.
So it turns out that Arrested Development is the best thing ever and I love it very much.
Yep. Actually gone back to it this weekend. To 100% is a tough challenge. Far deeper than a lot of people give it credit for.
Depends what 100% means to you.
I reaaaaaally want to jump on that Wii U deal too but it'd leave me with barely any cash
woe is life
Then console launches are even worse than I imagined!Excitebike isn't that good.
...and neither is Rayman.
It's a pretty simple concept noffles
Nintendo Land doesnt know shitNintendo Land has completion percentages that go above 100%.
Sit back down, kid.
indeedPremium WiiU + ZombU for £199 still feels overpriced to me to be honest.
Can't wait for next week on Britgaf when Smoky puts his WiiU up for sale at £150, before selling to Hot Coldman for £99.99 after intense negotiations.
you guys are representatives of uk nintendo haters
100% as in getting all the stamps (may have to do the sad thing and play the three multiplayer games by my lonesome )Depends what 100% means to you.
Yep. Currently on 137% for Zelda Battle Quest.Nintendo Land has completion percentages that go above 100%.
Sounds like flawed game design.Yep. Currently on 137% for Zelda Battle Quest.
Nah, I never sell current gen stuff. Whether it grows on me or not, it's here to stay.Can't wait for next week on Britgaf when Smoky puts his WiiU up for sale at £150, before selling to Hot Coldman for £99.99 after intense negotiations.
It's like getting 103% in the DKCs. 100%= completing the main game. Then you can achieve more by mastering each level.Sounds like flawed game design.
I understand what you are saying, but does that mean I should stop reading fiction too?Has anyone here ever thought of quitting games as a hobby in return for something more...productive? We spend an awful lot of time playing, discussing and trying to get better at these things when ultimately they don't really amount to a hill of beans in this crazy world. And for that matter, we can add general Internet browsing and forums too. I'm thinking of quitting it all because I feel like it's just pure escapism and isn't making me truly happy at all for the huge amount of time I spend on these activities. Or maybe it's just one of those 'cycles' and I'll be back next week only to repeat this whole thing again. Sometimes I wish I had picked up a different hobby in my childhood, stuck with reading and writing books and stories or never taken an interest in computers. It all feels extremely trivial and a terrible waste of time when I really sit myself down and think about it.
YeahIt's like getting 103% in the DKCs. 100%= completing the main game. Then you can achieve more by mastering each level.
Has anyone here ever thought of quitting games as a hobby in return for something more...productive? We spend an awful lot of time playing, discussing and trying to get better at these things when ultimately they don't really amount to a hill of beans in this crazy world. And for that matter, we can add general Internet browsing and forums too. I'm thinking of quitting it all because I feel like it's just pure escapism and isn't making me truly happy at all for the huge amount of time I spend on these activities. Or maybe it's just one of those 'cycles' and I'll be back next week only to repeat this whole thing again. Sometimes I wish I had picked up a different hobby in my childhood, stuck with reading and writing books and stories or never taken an interest in computers. It all feels extremely trivial and a terrible waste of time when I really sit myself down and think about it. The real downer is that lots of people probably have has this thought already, and maybe even like me, had it more than once and already know that nothing really changes and you just go back to normal in the escapism until something makes you remember that you feel extremely unfulfilled and that void, the hole inside hasn't really been filled at all by the games and the distractions of media, only covered up and concealed.
I'm no doctor but I am fairly confident in saying that it can be. There are definitely more 'productive' hobbies out there. But I agree with you and Steve that it really is just personal preference. That I question and feel unsatisfied about this is really more of an indication something needs to change about me rather than a referendum on the hobby itself.No.
If you feel you should do something else, do something else. Read. Write. Make music. Dance. It's a hobby, not an addiction.
Anybody fancy some terraria?
its 1.50 onn steam...most people have it though i think..
When you end up playing it message me. I have not had a chance to play it yet.
Anybody fancy some terraria?
its 1.50 onn steam...most people have it though i think..
Any MancGAF heading out around Oxford Road tonight? The Deaf Institute is having this 5th anniversary thing and they have free entry and drinks with some printed thingy. Gonna be there around 10.
I have it, no idea how to play it though.
CHEEZMO;51155217 said:As someone who suffers from a severe phobia, I have no idea but people who do it are total cunts.
Bonus post tea biscuit sludgeJust dropped a custard cream in my tea