tedsteriscool said:
I define "gamer" as someone who want the newest, highest quality games. The people who use gamerankings to prove a point. They devote at least a couple hours a day to games that don't involve exercising or brain training. They like guns, blood, and boobs. |
I think that applies to me.
That doesn't have anything to do with being a gamer, it just proves that people don't understand how reviews work if they think gamerankings means anything more than reading a single trustworthy review.
Again that applies to me, though I did try Kawashima's Brain Training on my cousins hacked (R4) DS... I preferred it to Mario Kart DS, it's a very fun game, I perhaps would have liked Mario Kart DS more with some more time, as I just wasn't used to steering with a d-pad, but that doesn't take away Brain Training being a very good game.... as for excercising, well I don't have Wii Fit, though I sure could use it, but Wii Sports has become one of my all time favourite games, that is slightly excercising I suppose.
Again that has nothing to do with being a gamer.... the majorty of males like guns and boobs, and a lot are at least passive about blood, those that have an obsession about having them in as many games as possible though are just immature.
So 2 of those I directly apply to, the other two I have proved have nothing to do with your point other than your skewed view of what a "gamer" is.
