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Originally Posted by RockgamerXIII
I was actually just thinking about this recently, and unfortunately I think this is true for me at the moment as well. I still play some PS2 games on the weekend, and I play some DS games through the week, but for the most part it seems that I'm not playing games that much at all. However, I spend a lot of time on the internet reading the latest video game news, and talking about them online. So while I wouldn't say that my times are wildly disproportionate, I do think that I spend more time reading about them than I do play them.
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Man, I didn't even realize that until now. I spend an enourmous amount of time on the internet looking up things FOR gaming (ie, LCD TVs/sound systems/PS3 - Xbox 360 Wii news) and replaying various next gen movies rather than working on the pile of RPGS I still have yet to finish.
Sometimes I even start reading reviews of games I've beaten, I'm not sure why, but somehow it's quite strange that I can sometimes find reading about games more "stimulating" than playing the actual games. But not always, just to let you know.
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Originally Posted by Summonmaster
I'll go through the faqs for all the horror games I will never play
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Indeed, I can't even play Clocktower for SNES (LOL WIMP) but reading the walkthrough is almost like a suspense/horror novel.
Jam it back in, in the dark.
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