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General | Posted by Max at Jun. 18, 2009 - 11:53 pm


I am not a hard-core gamer. I’m not even a medium-core gamer. My core, gaming-wise, could best be described as “nougaty.” Oh, I play a lot of games, across all sorts of genres, but it’s always on standard difficulty. The only game I’ve gotten 100 percent completion on is the odd Sudoku.

I had kind of a heavy World of Warcraft thing going on for a while, but claiming to be a hard-core gamer because you play a lot of Warcraft is like claiming to be a criminal mastermind because you can’t stop shoplifting nicotine patches.

Even though I’ve somehow managed to come to terms with the fact that I don’t care about videogames more than every other thing in the entire universe, sometimes a game rubs it in my face. Most recently it was Super Mario Bros 2, a game released in 1988 for the Nintendo Entertainment System. I downloaded it on the Wii – supposedly not a hard-core system – and realized that I am nothing.


Maybe. And while we're at it, why don't we also have a "horribly translated text" setting, for nostalgia's sake. It can even take games from one series and turn it into another. Want another halo game? Hit the "force Gears of War 2 into Halo 4" setting and you're off.

Because you can do anything in games, you know? And knowing is half the battle.
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