ZenErik wrote:Interesting. I never actually eat while gaming. Either I am so occupied that I'm not hungry or I just take a break.
People today miss out on the fun of LAN parties.
ZenErik wrote:Interesting. I never actually eat while gaming. Either I am so occupied that I'm not hungry or I just take a break.
Hobie-wan wrote:
Protip: Putting chips in a wide mouth plastic cup and eating them that way prevents finger salsa in your controller.
Hobie-wan wrote:ZenErik wrote:Interesting. I never actually eat while gaming. Either I am so occupied that I'm not hungry or I just take a break.
People today miss out on the fun of LAN parties.
Niode wrote:For a country facing such an obesity epidemic as the USA, I find it rather distasteful that Microsoft are more than ready to employ such a marketing strategy. Let's just reinforce that harmful and downright incorrect stereotype of "gaming makes you fat". Oddly enough nobody ever draws the same conclusions to reading a book, or watching a film.
I think Microsoft need to take a leaf out of Nintendo's book and sell consoles based on the quality of your games not the colour of the packet of high-carb fat-saturated salty crap they're trying to force down your neck. I find that hard to swallow; this advertisement campaign even more so.
ZenErik wrote:Never had a LAN party! Definitely do a lot of local multiplayer console gaming but never anything like a PC LAN party. I wouldn't mind doing one, but only a few of my friends are into PC gaming. And mainly MMOs.
Hobie-wan wrote:ZenErik wrote:Interesting. I never actually eat while gaming. Either I am so occupied that I'm not hungry or I just take a break.
People today miss out on the fun of LAN parties.
flex wood wrote:Niode wrote:For a country facing such an obesity epidemic as the USA, I find it rather distasteful that Microsoft are more than ready to employ such a marketing strategy. Let's just reinforce that harmful and downright incorrect stereotype of "gaming makes you fat". Oddly enough nobody ever draws the same conclusions to reading a book, or watching a film.
I think Microsoft need to take a leaf out of Nintendo's book and sell consoles based on the quality of your games not the colour of the packet of high-carb fat-saturated salty crap they're trying to force down your neck. I find that hard to swallow; this advertisement campaign even more so.
dsheinem wrote:In any case, sorry that my avatar makes you cringe these days, but I haven't really changed my posing habits at all.
wclem wrote:But seriously man, dont judge us by our TV. Real life here is no different than yours, just different places.![]()