what famous game/series are you ashamed of never playing?

[Onyxmeth]

sc94597 said:

Onyxmeth said:

sc94597 said:

Fine I have more.

http://vgchartz.com/forum/post.php?id=952945 Why are you excited about what Nintendo anounces for the ds if you never played a nintendo game?

http://vgchartz.com/forum/post.php?id=954704 But you never played a nintendo game. Does that mean you never played  a video game because you don't play nintendo games, and you don't play games that don't have nintendo  characters.

http://vgchartz.com/forum/post.php?id=818793 I doubt anybody would favor a game that they never played.

Admit it, you've played nintendo games.

 

1st link-Just because I'm excited about what Nintendo puts on the DS doesn't mean i've played it. Have you played every game you've ever been excited about? I am trying to get over some phobias here. Sometimes my nervousness can be confused for excitement. Both make me pee equally.

2nd link-That was sarcasm I was using to make fun of Nintendo fanboys because that's my preconceived notion of their psyche. They will naturally gravitate towards Nintendo games, ignoring any lack of story or gameplay hemorrages just to say they play Nintendo mascots all day. Why else would the most popular console from last gen on VGChartz end up being the Gamecube? We all know Dreamcast rocked the socks off my lox eating fox.

3rd link-The same way Nintendo can pretend the Virtual Boy never happened is the same way I can. I disavoy any knowledge of that post ever taking place, i'll take the American 5th amendment and the Battlestar Galactica's 18 amendment of the Articles of Confederation.

 

It doesn't matter, because everybody knows you played a nintendo game. ALso how do you know some nintendo games lack story if you never played one?

 

Sony fanboys tell me that all the time. They usually say that right before they say "PS3 domination begins in ___" and then they always name the year after the current one for some reason. Every time I hear that it sounds like hieroglyphics being spoken. "Cow-Man With Stick-Wheelbarrow-Triangle".