Tuesday, April 21st 2009
I'm 23.
Also, to make myself feel even older, I'll give a little more background info: I graduated from college in December and am going to Northwestern in the fall to start a Ph.D. program. Yes. Old.
Stone, Justin. I don't know how old you are, but I'm relying on you to make me feel young again.
My fellow gamers, how old are you?
I just started to feel old when I read that GamerGirl and gunblade111 are both 18(ish). I know a few of the other users are younger and a few are older, but I don't know about the rest. That got me interested in the demographics of the site. So I'll start.I'm 23.
Also, to make myself feel even older, I'll give a little more background info: I graduated from college in December and am going to Northwestern in the fall to start a Ph.D. program. Yes. Old.
Stone, Justin. I don't know how old you are, but I'm relying on you to make me feel young again.
- Posted: 4/21/2009 9:04 am
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Exciting.
I guess I'll pitch in my education. I graduated with 3 associate degrees from a community college in SW Missouri in Spring 2k7. I have my Computer Information Technology, Networking Technology, and my Associate of Arts. I'm too lazy to go back, so no one look at me as a role model =P
my birthday is December 26.
Yes, I am a fresh 18 yr old. But I too, love the classics and prefer playing them over the more recent games. I find that the more recent games are becoming very similar in plotline and method of play. [perspectives, weaponry, etc.]
Yes, Duke 3D, Doom, Wolfenstein and all those are similar, but they actually had their own twist to it. MegaMan, Commender Keen [yes, CK] and all those games were more futuristic and had a more creative plotline. Even if the method of play wasn't.
Oops!
Sorry bout the change of text.
Also wanted to mention that the graphics are pretty cool looking.
:P
Score for the classics!
Hahahahaha!