Closet gamer - Video games you would rather die than admit to have enjoyed playing
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Not so sure.
I guess any of the Dynasty Warrior games.
I've played them since I was younger, and they were always entertaining for a while, unlocking characters and weapons.
They just suffer from being beat'em ups. So they get repetitive quickly. The voice acting can be pretty bad, though I don't mind it. Though it seems to turn into "You like an inferior and simplistic product" when it's brought up.
I guess any of the Dynasty Warrior games.
I've played them since I was younger, and they were always entertaining for a while, unlocking characters and weapons.
They just suffer from being beat'em ups. So they get repetitive quickly. The voice acting can be pretty bad, though I don't mind it. Though it seems to turn into "You like an inferior and simplistic product" when it's brought up.
I really couldn't get into it. It didn't seem to have much of a sense of direction to me, and the other features just didn't appeal.One Hit Noob said:
... I kinda enjoyed Dancing Stage Mario Mix for the Gamecube. And I surprised myself when I found out I was decent at it.
As someone else mentioned... Smackdown or whatever those wrestling games you can get on console.
I actually hate wrestling... bunch of poor actors with big muscles attracting the lower end of our society... Sorry that's not completely true, I don't wish to offend anyone.
But I have played 2 of them and enjoyed them quite a bit thanks to the quality customization you can do in that game. My character, called "The Devil" Looks like a demonic pitch black darth maul with blood red eyes. His entrance if filled with red lights and smoke and his hands has blades on them (not that you use it... just a prop). I am embarrassed to admit to anyone I know that I play and enjoy it.
I actually hate wrestling... bunch of poor actors with big muscles attracting the lower end of our society... Sorry that's not completely true, I don't wish to offend anyone.
But I have played 2 of them and enjoyed them quite a bit thanks to the quality customization you can do in that game. My character, called "The Devil" Looks like a demonic pitch black darth maul with blood red eyes. His entrance if filled with red lights and smoke and his hands has blades on them (not that you use it... just a prop). I am embarrassed to admit to anyone I know that I play and enjoy it.
Cafe Word and World of Dreams.
Cafe World because I have invested so much time and energy into it that I feel very rewarded by it trying to master all the dishes and finishing catering orders and missions. It has given me some insight into why people like games such as the Sims. It gave me enough tools to be creative without overwhelming my need for perfection. I feel a sense of ownership for my little cafe.
World of Dreams is harder to put my finger on. I guess because I want to see the end at this point. My character is way overpowered just by normal play. The PVP was fun for a bit as well. When I wasn't overpowered it was way more fun though.
Cafe World because I have invested so much time and energy into it that I feel very rewarded by it trying to master all the dishes and finishing catering orders and missions. It has given me some insight into why people like games such as the Sims. It gave me enough tools to be creative without overwhelming my need for perfection. I feel a sense of ownership for my little cafe.
World of Dreams is harder to put my finger on. I guess because I want to see the end at this point. My character is way overpowered just by normal play. The PVP was fun for a bit as well. When I wasn't overpowered it was way more fun though.
OP stole mine. I'm embarrassed to play the Sims just because it's stigmatized as "girl's game" and whenever I tell people I'm playing it I get pigeon-holed as one of those stereotypical "girl gamers". It's incredibly obnoxious - I play a wide variety of games. ಠ_ಠ
My boyfriend especially makes fun of me because I put a fair amount of time into creating my Sims appearances. He says I'm "playing dress up" - and yet, when I bought him Mod Nation Racers, he spent a good two and a half hours picking out his racers outfit and putting stickers all over its helmet. Apples and oranges? I think not, honey. Just because you slap a flaming skull decal on it doesn't mean it's not still a pseudo-Barbie.
My boyfriend especially makes fun of me because I put a fair amount of time into creating my Sims appearances. He says I'm "playing dress up" - and yet, when I bought him Mod Nation Racers, he spent a good two and a half hours picking out his racers outfit and putting stickers all over its helmet. Apples and oranges? I think not, honey. Just because you slap a flaming skull decal on it doesn't mean it's not still a pseudo-Barbie.
1. Final Fantasy x-2
2. I like how a lot of the dress-spheres play, and i kind of like going back into that world and seeing how Spira has changed and tried to pick up the pieces. And i missed the characters.
3. Oh god, the bubblegum pop, the pink, the cheeryness. And i'm tired of explaining to everyone why i like Wakka so much.
2. I like how a lot of the dress-spheres play, and i kind of like going back into that world and seeing how Spira has changed and tried to pick up the pieces. And i missed the characters.
3. Oh god, the bubblegum pop, the pink, the cheeryness. And i'm tired of explaining to everyone why i like Wakka so much.
Ha I foiled your nefarious plan!teh_Canape said:
OT: probably mod warfare 2. Mostly because I would seem like a hypocrite because of all the shit I've said against it.
WAY back when when I still had my gameboy color I had monopoly on it and I'm still not sure as to why I always played it as much as I did when i was a kid, I much rather play the board game version but I always came back to that one and eventually everyone in the house had dibs on my gameboy when i wasn't playing Pokemon just to buy up all the railroads and go bankrupt.
