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For me its Gabe Newell. Because he exists and i like LAN games with friends like Counter Strike.

People are different. For me i love work and wouldnt know what to do without it. But i respect that people are different, i am lazy some days but only when i am free. But not all days.

Working for someone else. I am only good at helping. I have no indication myself. I feel useless because i wanna be a handy person who likes to help people. But i dont have those types of traits. I dunno, maybe if i try to stand out more or have a hobby The only thing i know is lawn mowing, i cant drive a car(too afraid) i cant go and help people in different places. All i feel good for is PC. I wish i could be more helpful.

All i can say is Pinkie Pie is the most cutest troll i've ever seen. Edit: Aside from that i am not anti console. But i am if its 1: You dont know friends or family to share it or be around with. PCs tends to be everywhere. Thats just me though, i think its very fun only if you know people around who wants to play with you. If not then consoles to me is depressing.

Well i fail to see what is so special about the NES. King's Quest 1 was made in 1983, though the one on steam is the 1987 version but its basically the same and that one is very fun. Either so i found Zelda 1 just boring and i just dont see whats so great about NES in general, except Mario.

Well i like talking to people. I just find it old fashioned with consoles now. I can talk and interact, but i wont force myself to be like "hey, wanna play Tekken 7 with me?" Before, awesome yes. Now... Nah not now sorry. The world has just changed much in how we interact, so i just dont see the reason to keep it when the way we communicate or interest for that matter has warped so much since the 90s and early 2000s

No i just know it. I never heard of it so i found it odd why its so popular in America. Apparently its more glorified over there due to the failed product of atari 2600 and NES sorta replaced american non interest to video game consoles to the NES one that got americans hooked to it. In Europe this wasnt a problem, Amiga and Commodore 64 did well over here, in Japan gaming was booming as ever before. I've just found it odd why so many like it. I think its fine, but dont think its the best thing ever.

I cant convince everyone to like anime. Video games is the same if nobody cares or want to have a life doing other stuff. The problem is if its ment to shut you in then i dont see the fun in it if you cant use it to socialize with other humans. That i just find lonely and sad. Thats why i moved on from consoles to PC, i just dont see anyone i know of that i can ask, unless its like a convention or something, and i feel anti social and obsessed if i continue with it. Thats why i dont play Final Fantasy on Playstation anymore.

I live in Norway. Whats an NES? We had it but it was not that popular here, Amiga or Commodore 64 is what sold best here. Even SEGA Master System did better. The NES is ok but i dont see anything special that i havent seen on DOS games.

Well i asked lots of time in the 90s or 2000s because internet didnt exist much outside regular searches, no facebook, no youtube etc. So it was easy for me to ask, now its really just not much i see of them besides facebook, same with family, though they are always ok with super nintendo at times when they come home. The last time i remember was in high school, after it it died. So i felt alone, nobody was interested anymore when i asked as i did back then.. So now i dont like consoles anymore. But i do like friends and hang out with people.

But can i ask a question. How often do you invite friends to play Tekken or Mario Kart now than you did in the 90s or early 2000s or any local multiplayer games?

Well i am not anti consoles. I used to play lots of them. I just overall think in this time and age that consoles is just not the most social construct if you want friends or be with them and stuff. I am not trying to be arrogant. If anything i blame the internet, before you had phones and consoles and board games was stuff people used their times on in the past. Though board games is always social, console gaming was not bad because you always knew about friends besides internet back then, like invite friends for Mario Party, Tekken or whatever... today that just doesnt work much. I mean its not that popular anymore.

Not if you have dozens of consoles that distracts you. If your friends or family is in the living room, you can take the computer upstairs, interact with people both offline and online. With consoles i just dont feel in touch with the real world as i did in the 90s and early 2000s when it was no problem due to lack of internet and more of a friend circle... now that the time has changed i just cant play consoles as i did back then