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nausicaa83) wrote2013-07-06 08:00 pm
nausicaa83) wrote2013-07-06 08:00 pm
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"Faraway, so close, up with the static and the radio."
After seeing so many enthusiastic players back on tumblr, and after reading many reviews about how relaxing Animal Crossing New Leaf is, I made up my mind and bought it. Not only it's really relaxing, but it's also VERY addictive. I don't even have a house yet, and I'm already selling fruit and seashells and buying furniture and talking to everyone and collecting bugs... so addictive.
While I was in the store I spotted an old friend of mine on the shelf, squeed out loud and bought that too.
The old friend is Myst, the very first videogame I ever played, back in 1995. It was my dad, my sister and me, with a couple of notepads, pens everywhere, and no guides whatsoever. I still remember when we got to our first ending (blue page), it was one of the most exciting memories of my childhood. :D
And now I can carry it with me everywhere I go! Dear old island of Myst, how have I missed you! \o/
I even called my town in Animal Crossing 'Myst'. I came this close to calling it 'my butt', like someone did on tumblr, and whose screencaps made me crack a rib from laughing, but then it was my very first game, so I thought I'd play it like a grown up. (Think about it though: "I'm so happy you decided to live in my butt! / There are many secret locations in my butt. / Many tourists love to spend their holidays in my butt. / All hail the new Mayor of my butt!")
While I was in the store I spotted an old friend of mine on the shelf, squeed out loud and bought that too.
The old friend is Myst, the very first videogame I ever played, back in 1995. It was my dad, my sister and me, with a couple of notepads, pens everywhere, and no guides whatsoever. I still remember when we got to our first ending (blue page), it was one of the most exciting memories of my childhood. :D
And now I can carry it with me everywhere I go! Dear old island of Myst, how have I missed you! \o/
I even called my town in Animal Crossing 'Myst'. I came this close to calling it 'my butt', like someone did on tumblr, and whose screencaps made me crack a rib from laughing, but then it was my very first game, so I thought I'd play it like a grown up. (Think about it though: "I'm so happy you decided to live in my butt! / There are many secret locations in my butt. / Many tourists love to spend their holidays in my butt. / All hail the new Mayor of my butt!")
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That's cute that you have great video game memories from your childhood. Me and my dad playing FF7 (well, him playing and me being a backseat driver) is a big one for me.
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I bought my first videogame console when I was 24, up until then I only played on our pc, so every videogame was a shared experience. I remember playing Doom and Wolf on a school pc with my friends when I was 11 (no idea who installed them there), and each one of us would use one key, and we would play it all sitting on one chair, like some sort of mecha pilots. :D
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(E Animal Crossing New Leaf è una drooooooogaaaaaaa)
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E scrivo parolacce sulla bacheca cittadina, ma quelle le toglierò prima che venga qualcuno in visita, servono solo a far ridere me. (età mentale = sei anni)
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P.S. - la mia consolle non è collegata a internet, quindi non credo che sia possibile vedere la tua città di Animal Crossing, sigh. :(
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Adoro anche i giochi da tavola, ma vivendo da sola tocca giocarli contro il pc, e chiaramente non vinco mai. Ho scaricato un'app degli scacchi l'altra settimana, e su cinquanta partite ho vinto tre volte in tutto. Sigh.