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7/27/2015 10:31:30 PM
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I'm 32. Our generation grew up on video games (albeit vastly different games), but more importantly we're the ones making the games now (you're welcome). So, of course we're going to play them.
Also, who in the history of adulthood has ever given two shits what a teenager says?
[spoiler]nobody[/spoiler]
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They haven't done anything until they do the unlimited life glitch on mario bros , remember jumping on the turtle shell on the steps.
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My mom was actually the one who showed me how to do that. Haha Beating the first three Mario games is a challenge only people our age can really appreciate. People talk about being a hardcore gamer now. Sitting for hours trying to beat a ruthless game with no saves, then having to start all over when you're almost at the last boss was hardcore. You had to marathon that shit sometimes. I know I sound old right now, but seriously, older games were -blam!-ing tough. I didn't game for a while, then when I heard new FPS games let your health recharge my first thought was "what a bunch of pussies!" Having a panic attack trying to find health and ammo in games like Doom probably gave a lot of us PTSD.
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Haha yessir, the new generation is spoiled with games..I remember beating super contra with only 3 lives.
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It took me so long to figure that out.
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32 also, will never stop playing
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No shit.
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* gives standing ovation *
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Give this man a beer.
