My parents caught me playing Postal 2 when I was in the midst of pissing in someone's mouth and then setting them on fire.
They mentioned possible therapy after that...
They mentioned possible therapy after that...
Times when... you + parents + gaming = embarassment.
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The first thing is possibly the most hilarious thing I have ever heard.BrotherhoodOfSteel said:
I laughed at this and brotherhoodofsteel's post about borderlands.Distorted Stu said:
Back in my years of runescape my dad wanted me to show him the game.
The first thing that happened was a girl in a bank screaming "PRESS 123 IF YOU WANT A GIRL TO FILL ANY OF YOUR DESIRES"
Coincidentally, she found someone, and they ended up taking the same path that I was taking my dad through. They talked dirty the entire trip.
I wasn't allowed to play that game anymore.
Just any scene including Tidus and Yuna in FFX, always felt awkward whenever the parents are in the same room and that happens, luckily the laughing scene wasn't one.
Sorry to hear that man, hope that never happens to anyone ever again.blackshark121 said:
Having my dad kick my arse at the original Halo......That day shall forever live on in infamy
I almost committed hari-kiri in the aftermath
I almost committed hari-kiri in the aftermath
Killzone 2 probably. My family have nothing against swearing, but I was sat playing, with mum at the dinner table, and every couple of seconds we'd have another one thrown out there for no reason. I was embarrassed even when she wasn't in the room, it was just ridiculous. Only time I've ever felt the need for a swear filter.
A few years ago. I was playing Killer 7, and the scene where Samantha was riding Harman came on, with my parents literally 9 feet to my right, going over last year's taxes.
It was...awkward
It was...awkward
That interactive sex scene in Fahrenheit (Indigo Prophecy in the US, but I don't think that version had that scene). Mom walked in on my 12 year-old brother playing it, then came to me asking what kind of game I had bought. Best thing was, I hadn't even gotten that far in the game, so I had no idea what she was talking about.
My grandpa (WWII veteran) walked in when I was playing the D-Day level for Call of Duty 2.
Dead silence for a full ten minutes.
Dead silence for a full ten minutes.
I was once looking at Viva Piñata[/] for some mindless fun when I first got my 360 and the game was cheap as chips. My dad caught me looking at it and was like "Huh, look at that game. It's so gay, right son?"
"Uh, yeah dad. In fact, I wasn't even looking at it. I was looking at "Death-Fighter 900 - Return of the Scorpion Queen" that's next to it."
Then I hung my head in shame, for betraying my love of cuddly critters.
"Uh, yeah dad. In fact, I wasn't even looking at it. I was looking at "Death-Fighter 900 - Return of the Scorpion Queen" that's next to it."
Then I hung my head in shame, for betraying my love of cuddly critters.
Don't worry, it's nowhere near as bad as you think.poncho14 said:
The only problem I had was my mum was walking about downstairs when I started the game up (the first thing you see is a pair of nips) and I was convinced she was going to walk in and start interrogating me on it.
My sister was swearing heavily when she couldn't find the last emerald shard on Sonic Adventure 2 Battle with Rouge. Dad walked by, but being the kind of guy he was, he just walked off laughing.
Whenever I play a Final Fantasy, I feel ashamed when my dad is nearby. XD
Whenever I play a Final Fantasy, I feel ashamed when my dad is nearby. XD