Oh wait, this is real life.

[VitalSigns]

I play my Xbox so much, I tend to hear the bleep-bloop noise in my daily life. It's fucking crazy.

YES, This happens to me, I always here the achievement ding.

 

[Darth Brownie]

It happened to me to hear video game music out of no where, very quietly

Yoshi's Island is the theme that I "heard" the more often

 

[EMO_of_LiGHT]

I have to this day never been able to pull of a double jump... what could I be doing wrong, I wonder?

 

[AWC Viper]

When ever i jump i crouch while in mid air.

 

[The Rockerfly]

After playing Fallout 3 and nothing else for about 3 months, I sometimes checked my wrist whenever I wanted to put something in my hand and I didn't realise it
Christ that was embarressing

 

[captan]

when originally purchasing counterstrike i played it many hours on end. and when it came time to go outside i was scared that some one was on the roof tops waiting for me to leave cover. fear the Opp!

i once saw my friend who had been fed acid or something think he was in assassins creed as he kept trying to jump off a 5 storie building into a wagon of garbage it took 5 people to hold him down.

 

[Pegghead]

Well, since Dead rising, whenever I get a shopping cart, I line it up to plow into my next victims, then I remember that I'm not a douchey photographer in a zompocalyptic situation and that it could get me arrested. Today, I was attending a birthday celebration (It was for me as my birthday was a few dys ago) And when the cake came out I silently muttered "I guess the cake wasn't a lie". Also, after my addiction to both the Tony Hawks pro-skater and jet radio games, when I tried picking up rollerblading and skateboarding (Mainly inspired by them) I went into it thinking that I'd be able to go just as fast and do just as many tricks if I practiced. Then I realized even professionals who've spent their whole lives training would have a bloody hard time doing half the things you can do in those games.

 

[asinann]

I keep killing people and looting the corpses, but the corpses don't fade away when I'm done.

 

[wikicated]

played cod4 for long time then decided to go to bed heard nothing but the occasional sniper fire for oh 15 to 20 minutes

 

[Darkrain11]

I expect an acheivment notice to pop up whenever I do something important or unusual. For example, 15P: Smack a dead owl with a bat.

 

[Vim-Hogar]

After playing TF2 for hours I'll go to the bathroom and check behind myself for spies.

A couple months ago, I played Counter-Strike again for the first time in a long while, and I was glad I was on a server where friendly fire was off because it took me a couple rounds to stop spy-checking.

 

[Shurikens and Lightning]

I tried reloading irl

 

[internetzealot1]

Whenever, something bad happens to me, it makes me feel better to know that I can just reload my last save. One day, I saw a wreck where three cars had been totaled and thought, "Dude, there should be an achievement for surviving that." And the last time I puked, I felt the urge to spray around me with it. (L4D)

 

[raxer92]

Has something in gaming ever been repeated so much that it's become etched into your brain? Something that you're so used to that it becomes sort of a habit?

For me, I was so used to finding bobby pins in Fallout 3 to pick locks with that sometimes in real life I'll notice a couple of bobby pins sitting around and my first instinct is to pick them up so I can pick locks.

I couldnt sleep after playing silen

 

[willic767]

the bat visen in batman

 

[willic767]

the running in prototype

 

[willic767]

the fighting in any game

 

[willic767]

being the character in any game

 

[Last of the Chinchillas]

After playing Morrowind and doing pretty much nothing else for two days, I went on a walk with a friend and kept having this urge to go into people's houses and poke around in their stuff.

 

[Energylegzz]

I once played WoW till 4 in the morning when I got up at 8 I looked for my spellbook...I have no idea why I did this.