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Am I just too old for an Xbox?

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Can i just point out that the youth of today tend to go with skinny, "spray on" jeans rather then the baggy hip-hop look of the 90's. Fucking tools the lot of em.

dave

Going out to a discotech for the first time in a number of years I was suprised to see elasticasted bottom ninja pants teamed up with espadrills, negative socks, FFS it was portmouth mid winter down the guildhall, not an early Wham video
 
Going out to a discotech for the first time in a number of years I was suprised to see elasticasted bottom ninja pants teamed up with espadrills, negative socks, FFS it was portmouth mid winter down the guildhall, not an early Wham video
You know you're getting noticeably older when clothes you wore as a teenager are back in. :(
 
I play games to take me away from the horrifying stresses of my actual daily life. Why on earth do kids play them? They don't have anything to avoid.
 
it's the only new artform for decades, you bleeding mummy.
Seems to me there's very little fantasy/creativity in computer games, and lots of simulation of reality, or have I got that wrong? The horror genre is exhausted too no? More craft than art maybe.
 
Hmmmm The last game I played and loved was Prince of Persia Sands of Time on the PS2. Mucked about on a Wii. Then at Christmas my little brother who moved to Canada, gave me his XBox360.

Hmmmm. Spent about 2hrs playing Fable and all I could think was "fuck me they got John Cleese to do Voice work". Then I read about it and discovered how much hard work it was. Red Dead Redemption was just fucking boring. GTA 4 with horses. Then I found Half Life2 and that is suiting me nicely.
 
yeah have to say i never really got into red dead redemption just not enough BIG scenes.

dave

I really didn't have the energy to invest in incredibly long cut scenes and just wanted to get into the action.

When I had to do a mission which was "drive the lady into town on a horse and cart" I thought "fuck this for a game of soldiers".
 
The reason I stopped playing was time. When I get into a game I really get into it. I don't know how many months I played Pirates and Civ on the trusty old Amiga, but it was a good few. Or Medal of Honor: Allied Assault - first the single-player, then the online multi-player. Not to mention racing games.... Anyway, choices had to be made, and games went out the window. And that is still the reason. The only games I play now are those that can fit into a 10-15 minute tube-ride.
 
They are definitely time sinks.

I realised the other day that I've played Civ V for 150 hours. And I don't even think it's very good.
 
They are definitely time sinks.

I realised the other day that I've played Civ V for 150 hours. And I don't even think it's very good.

I tried Civ 4 a couple years ago. When I'd spent two hours trying to figure out the basics I realised that nope, I just cannot invest in this.
 
Danny, you know how old & world weary kabbes sounds at times, and how old I do? Take that total, double it, add on Sasaferrato's real age,and IMHO your inner age is still older than that.
 
Danny, you know how old & world weary kabbes sounds at times, and how old I do? Take that total, double it, add on sasferrato's real age,and IMHO your inner age is still older than that.

kabbes is still only about 30 tho, so he wins.
 
It wasn't a causation I was postulating, but a correlation. So I'm confusing correlation with ...em... correlation.
 
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