Yeah. I once hit my pal when he didn't remind me of saving on Donkey Kong:Country when we were playing together. Oh, inanimate? Uhm. Yeah, as you can probably guess, I'm even more violent to unliving objects, rather than living human beings. I think I've only been that mean to another person while playing video games about two or three times.
But allright. The fun thing is my anger went milder as the ages went. Back in the days when I used the SNES and Commodore, I was pretty much allways yelling and hitting the controller everywhere. I have no count of how many times I've smashed the SNES controller in the floor (We sat on the floor in front of the television. It's amazing that I don't have any permanent neck-damage, considering how much time I spent in front of the telly). I only remember the games that angered me the most. It's Clay Fighter. Whenever I was trying to kick my friends ass as the grren blob and the snowman, but were instead owned. I allways smashed the controller in the floor. Also that Mario game. 8? I don't remember .. Perhaps yoshi island or something. And Demolition Man. That was an incredibly hard game! I think I might have done it once with the game "time". But I was usually too lost to accomplish anything in that game. Even less screw up. That's about what I remember from the SNES. I gotta hand it to them, though. Those controllers were made for controller-bashers.
There was a couple of times with The Nintendo 64. With James Bond:Goldeneye and Mario Kart. But I soon realised those controllers were too bristle to smash. Then the hitting chairs and other stuff were born.
The PSOne? Oh, I went through tons of controllers with that one. I was not a very safe kids. But to keep a long story short. I used to allways smash stuff. Until I one day realised that I had to pull myself together, and stop this stupideness (I was about .. 16, I guess). And now I'm barely getting worked up over loosing anything. Although there are some occations where I furiously have to wave my arms in front of myself to release tha anger. And I mean really wave. And hit anything that is not a real object.
But allright. The fun thing is my anger went milder as the ages went. Back in the days when I used the SNES and Commodore, I was pretty much allways yelling and hitting the controller everywhere. I have no count of how many times I've smashed the SNES controller in the floor (We sat on the floor in front of the television. It's amazing that I don't have any permanent neck-damage, considering how much time I spent in front of the telly). I only remember the games that angered me the most. It's Clay Fighter. Whenever I was trying to kick my friends ass as the grren blob and the snowman, but were instead owned. I allways smashed the controller in the floor. Also that Mario game. 8? I don't remember .. Perhaps yoshi island or something. And Demolition Man. That was an incredibly hard game! I think I might have done it once with the game "time". But I was usually too lost to accomplish anything in that game. Even less screw up. That's about what I remember from the SNES. I gotta hand it to them, though. Those controllers were made for controller-bashers.
There was a couple of times with The Nintendo 64. With James Bond:Goldeneye and Mario Kart. But I soon realised those controllers were too bristle to smash. Then the hitting chairs and other stuff were born.
The PSOne? Oh, I went through tons of controllers with that one. I was not a very safe kids. But to keep a long story short. I used to allways smash stuff. Until I one day realised that I had to pull myself together, and stop this stupideness (I was about .. 16, I guess). And now I'm barely getting worked up over loosing anything. Although there are some occations where I furiously have to wave my arms in front of myself to release tha anger. And I mean really wave. And hit anything that is not a real object.