Answer: This is a really tough one. I think blind but I'd really really like to go with neither. I think life without sight would be much harder but life without sound would lose its soul. But god forbid I ever have to get involved with either of these things.
Question: What's your favorite in-browser flash game of all time? Things later ported to standalone don't count.
Well, the original duke nukem was a 2d probably 16-bit game. I think it still had a sense of humor but nothing too crazily adult. Just another platformer really, I think. I became a nintendo kid once I got my first console, but I played sonic before that happened. ALSO - I liked pokemon when I was younger. I don't think I kept with it as I aged. I can probably blame final fantasy and the like for that. A lot of what the kids these days call the stinkin' casuals only ever stuck with their gameboys and thought pokemon was as deep as RPGs got. Once you go deeper and try to go back it can feel a little frustrating. That's definitely how I felt about fire red when I played most of it on emulator. I wanted to hold the turbo button the entire game (though mind you I'm playing through FFXII on-and-off now and feel the same way)
I tend to agree. I'm enjoying my second time through (I didn't finish the first time through). Also I assume you saw the trailer for #2 from E3? Because it was amazing.
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I enjoy Dota. Dota is love. Dota is life.
Love the Dota.
Fear the Dota.
I also enjoy pizza.
Dota. Dota all day long. Dota everywhere.
Also, dishonored, sleeping dogs, FFXII, doorkickers, bioshock infinite, asscreed 2...
A: I'm quite partial to light beers. Even thinking about hard liquor gives me a headache.
Q: Favorite flavor of ice cream! A softball! Get the thread rolling!
Dude just get Dota.
First game I ever-played non-solo was probably the original Duke Nukem. First game on my own was probably one of the original Sonic games. The first game that blew my mind and started a long hobby/obsession was pokemon red.
