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kirby007 on 24 June 2008

i'm a hardcore player, anyway thats what my friends say



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weezy on 24 June 2008
kirby007 said:
i'm a hardcore player, anyway thats what my friends say

 

 Thats them just being nice, what they really mean is YOUSA NERD BOY!

 

btw how are things Kirb-man? Hope all is well? :)



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Killergran on 24 June 2008

Define nerdboy.

*clueless*



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ItsaMii on 24 June 2008

We had this debate a thousand times. The terms hardcore and casual lost their original meaning. Nowadays hardcore means elitist douche bag who started playing games after the PSX generation and casual means retarded who don`t know any better. The hardcore favorite games are crap like Need for Speed Underground, Madden and GTA. The casual are satisfied with anything that resembles cell phone game quality.

So if anyone considers himself a hardcore gamer I have 2 tips:

1) No one is buying that you are a virgin by choice
2) When facing mid life crisis it is a lot cooler to buy a new Harley Davidson than a video game.

And for the casual dudes just one tip: you can play games with better production values for free on Newsground.com



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