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| Pippin |
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YourStinkenFace wrote: People play the same games forever. Games like Halo. All they do is multiplayer with their friends.
I know my friends want to play co-op but it’s so boring multiplayer ias the best and what Gagnut said on NFL street if I’m in the backfield and my friend is passing on the same team as I am I’ll try and smear Him  |
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| YourStinkenFace |
| Posted: Wed Nov 08, 2006 12:04 am |
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| ??? well yes the future is multiplayer |
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| fingolfin |
| Posted: Wed Nov 08, 2006 11:16 am |
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| Are you a prophet? I don’t think so: you’re just a pathetic little CC poster like I am, Exept that is probably a good assumption. I would love to do multi, but my internet is too slow since I live in the contry. |
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| YourStinkenFace |
| Posted: Wed Nov 08, 2006 12:48 pm |
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fingolfin wrote: Are you a prophet? I don’t think so: you’re just a pathetic little CC poster like I am, Exept that is probably a good assumption. I would love to do multi, but my internet is too slow since I live in the contry.
I’m NO CC poster! I live free from those chains. If you don;t belive me just look at korea...Aaaaaagh! The stupit New york times people charge 4.95 to read it. So I guess I’ll just have to tell you myself,
Here in America, many kids play video games. And most parents wish their kids did not play as much as they do. But in South Korea things are much different. Education is a very important part of the Korean culture. Just like China, most students will spend ten to twelve hours a day in classes. Their parents encourage them to play computer in their spare time to relieve the pressure of school. But young students are not the only ones who play. South Korea’s gaming industry is up at $5 billion dollars or $100 per resident. South Korea is a very advanced country holding more broadband Internet memberships then America. Even though they have Internet at home they still love to go out to PC clubs known as Bangs. They play multiplayer games against each other like Starcraft, a real-time strategy game where each player chooses a unique alien race, builds a civilization, and conquers other races. Gaming is a normal part of Korean culture, and even more, they watch it on TV in a genre known as E-sports. Pro gamers to Koreans have become like NFL players to Americans.
I wrote it for school so this just works out. |
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| corvus |
| Posted: Wed Nov 08, 2006 12:55 pm |
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| sickofpalantirs |
| Posted: Wed Nov 08, 2006 2:06 pm |
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