I need a new way of not doing work in study hall. Anyone know any good games for my crappy laptop? It can't require internet.
Whats a good game to play on my laptop during study hall?
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Hrm I will avoid saying emulators, even though emulators are a catch all when not presented with system specs of the top, or the style of games you would prefer.
EDIT: Ehh, best bet.. look at the year the top was made. Then subtract one year, then look up games made in that year.
EDIT: Ehh, best bet.. look at the year the top was made. Then subtract one year, then look up games made in that year.
Why not? You can still play offline singleplayer and have plenty of fun!Irridium said:
I recommend Minecraft.
Ok, here's a crazy idea. You MIGHT get thrown into a mental institution for such crazy inanity, but here goes: Why don't you try STUDYING in study hall? Eh? Eh?
You know, give that whole 'education' thing a try? Maybe a future? How 'bout it? There's plenty of time after school to waste on videogames.
You know, give that whole 'education' thing a try? Maybe a future? How 'bout it? There's plenty of time after school to waste on videogames.
Sadly, I don't quite think so =( after school and university i don't think i get to play a tenth of all the games I want to. But yeah, I used my study hall for studying in any case...and detentions. Believe it or not!DrEmo said:
OP: Torchlight if you like diablo type rpg's, that even has a 'netbook mode' if i'm not mistaken, I also just started playing Kings bounty: armored princess, if you like those old school chessboard turn-based rpg. Warcraft III has always, always been a favourite.
+1 on emulators also, they are so easy to get a hold of these days and are a great way to get some aggression out. Hope your keyboard is quiet tho, and they are easy to minimize/close.
If you like FPS's, then there's just too damn many to choose from, and is more limited by how crappy exactly your laptop is
Studying is for suckers, you only need to look over your notes for 5-10 minutes before a test to ace it. I graduated from Purdue with highest distinction (3.9 GPA) by never reading a textbook, never studying, and only doing homework that was graded. If you just pay attention in class and take good notes, tests are super easy.DrEmo said:
The original "Driver"?
Great game. Really old...
Original Starcraft? If you like RTS games...
Erm.
You said "crappy" laptop, so I don't really know what else.
I have a 160 gig portable harddrive that I keep with me, so when I'm bored at school I play games like GTA San Andreas, Warcraft III, Simcity 3000, etc...
Great game. Really old...
Original Starcraft? If you like RTS games...
Erm.
You said "crappy" laptop, so I don't really know what else.
I have a 160 gig portable harddrive that I keep with me, so when I'm bored at school I play games like GTA San Andreas, Warcraft III, Simcity 3000, etc...