gamerzach

well i played pokemon blue when i was a child, also super mario and megaman, mostly megaman and pokemon affected me most, also loved playing snow bros on gameboy, but the game that i played most and i think it was my first game when i was around 4 years old, it was the original TEKKEN on Playstation, loved that game, and i used to play it all the time with my bigger brother, it was so fun!! Playstation was my first console for gaming i think

Well, little ashamed, but when i played F.E.A.R the first time i got a little scared, i was on my pc in a dark room at night when every one was asleep, had loud sound on my headset and i couldnt even complete the first mission cause i got stuck in the first house and didnt know where to go, and there was that scary child scream and dead people appearing in dark rooms

@laserbolts:I agree totally!

Fifa and NHL series, Halo series and The Elder Scrolls series i thought skyrim was okay and i know that many people love and think morrowind is the best game ever i had it on xbox and were never really that fond of it

@Milkman said:

@Bwast said:

My sister got a lot of crap when we went to high school. She's mentally challenged. I'd sometimes get some bully attention when I stuck up for her but they usually kept off me since I was a lot bigger than most of them. If you know what I mean.

You beat them with your cock?

haha lmao

@TobbRobb said:

I guess the closest constatn would be coke, but I tend to switch it up. And really, most of the time I don't have anything at all.

I'm more of a snack man than a candy man, but I can eat almost anything while gaming, including actual food.

yea thats exactly like me :)

I sometimes have popcorn but not so often because it sticks a little salt to your fingers so thats annoying :| but like often a soda, maybe coke or something like that, but most of the time i dont eat anything while i play, maybe sometimes go to the fridge and have something random :)

I'm level 10 and an mage/1-hand weapon skilled, i am doing the main quest but just for curiosity, how does the object map/thing in the upside of the screen work, i don't get it