Overused Video Game Terminology
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MrPopo wrote:Ack wrote:I'm also tired of the terms hardcore gamer and casual gamer, as I don't think anyone really understands what it means. And I don't really think anyone ever has.
Not sure about casual gamer, but hardcore gamer is obviously a gamer who does full nude pornography while playing Link to the Past.
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I hate it on TV shows when people who don't know squat about video games still refer to moderns games with "levels" and "high scores". It sends a chill down my spine.
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pepharytheworm wrote:
You think thats bad TCM played Titanic (1997) a couple of days ago.
AMC has played CATWOMAN.
Movie classics my fanny.
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The word "innovative" really ticks me off lately.
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I like this thread.
"Visceral" comes to mind. Also blanket-sweeping terms like "gameplay" and "visuals".
Also I don't think RROD, YLOD, or brick are overused, per se, but they are talked about a lot because they are problem that occur a lot, which is decidedly bad.
"Visceral" comes to mind. Also blanket-sweeping terms like "gameplay" and "visuals".
Also I don't think RROD, YLOD, or brick are overused, per se, but they are talked about a lot because they are problem that occur a lot, which is decidedly bad.
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fingersmaloy wrote:
"Visceral" comes to mind.
That's a good one.
Also it seems the controls on games are either "tight" or "wonky" although there doesn't seem to be a middle ground.
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This thread makes me smile. One that I hear too often is "open world" anytime a game has places to explore reviewers say it has an "open world". Video games have always had places to explore even back in the atari age.
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Luke wrote:pepharytheworm wrote:
You think thats bad TCM played Titanic (1997) a couple of days ago.
AMC has played CATWOMAN.
Movie classics my fanny.
TCM bought the rights to most classic movies so AMC is going to be pants. I do like that they are playing more modern classics alot on certain months. I must have watched The Fugitive a dozen times and I know Ive watched Forrest Gump atleast three.
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fastbilly1 wrote:TCM bought the rights to most classic movies so AMC is going to be pants. I do like that they are playing more modern classics alot on certain months. I must have watched The Fugitive a dozen times and I know Ive watched Forrest Gump atleast three.
Yeah, the AMC has been garbage for years, but once in a while you'll get some spaghetti westerns and possibly an ALIEN marathon.
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followed by:
K-9 P.I
previously played:
K-9 Cop
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