14 Things Video Games have taught us...
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that you can steal cars and kill people to your hearts content if you can keep your wanted level down
That excessive amounts of radiation, don't kill you in the most painful way possible, they give you super-powers!
Games have been an incentive to learn some valuable things.
For example because of game development, many have learnt more about programming, and/or about art and design, and even engineering and physics.
Also some games have brought back music genres to the masses, such as getting our generation interested in classical music with game music composers like Nobuo Uematsu.
For example because of game development, many have learnt more about programming, and/or about art and design, and even engineering and physics.
Also some games have brought back music genres to the masses, such as getting our generation interested in classical music with game music composers like Nobuo Uematsu.
1) If aliens/zombies take over our only hope lies with a Mute who likes crawling around air vents with a crowbar
2) He will win because aliens are stupid and will get haplessly stuck behind various objects
3) Sports are better in real life
I think thats all we really need!
2) He will win because aliens are stupid and will get haplessly stuck behind various objects
3) Sports are better in real life
I think thats all we really need!
Any red barrel anywhere is explosive. It doesn't matter if you're under 2 miles of water, you shoot a red barrel and you're going to be in pieces.
If you wear a gas mask, large pair of goggles or any sort of headpiece that covers your entire face you're going to die painfully. If the lighting is bad you're going to die with a knife in your throat.
If you are under the employ of people who have superpowers/mutant abilities or you are facing a lone person or group who have superpowers/mutant abilities and you DO NOT have them then you are going to die. If you are around the next corner after a cut scene you will die to a never before seen power.
If you wear a gas mask, large pair of goggles or any sort of headpiece that covers your entire face you're going to die painfully. If the lighting is bad you're going to die with a knife in your throat.
If you are under the employ of people who have superpowers/mutant abilities or you are facing a lone person or group who have superpowers/mutant abilities and you DO NOT have them then you are going to die. If you are around the next corner after a cut scene you will die to a never before seen power.
That you never give the squad's designated marksman position to a guy with a name like TeH 1337 SniPeRz.
