VideoGameBacon

I want to ask people their opinions on game releases. Have you ever found yourself feeling like no matter how hard you try, you will always be anticipating a new game? It make it so that gamers find themselves in a constant state of wait. (Hey that rhymes!)

I personally began thinking about this right when GTA5 was announced right after Skyrim is about to come out.

I am going to be using a microphone to play skyrim.

I had this problem with counter-strike and tf2.

What is Deja Vu? I mean, why do we get that feeling in our heads where we think something has happened already when we actually have never come in contact with it before?

Well, people say that your vision is transmitted from your eyes to your brain, it actually goes to a location in the back of your brain. But it also goes into a center area of your brain. Now, if it goes to more than one place, is it possible that your brain processes both of them too quickly, causing you to remember something that never happened?

What do you guys think? Do you have more insight on this? Comments? Questions? QUESTION MARKS??

And here is a random image of a brain to make me look smarter:

Bastion.

Vice City and San Andreas were the best.

If someone would do something for you just because you ask them to, then they are your friend, no matter where they are. I have knew a guy on the internet who have bought me the valve complete pack, you cannot say someone who would do that for you is just a picture on your screen.

@Thompson820 said:

Excellent wallpapers!

On my desktop.

Awesome! Sorry they are not your res, windows can stretch it if you don't like the black bars. Also, where did you get the weather rainmeter? I have the corner giu but not that orange and grey weather panel.

Persona 4 is one of those games that make you feel terrible because you never get to experience them again the way you did the first time around.