I visit the arcade, but not as often as I would like to - I spend waaaaay too much time here as it is, if I stopped at the arcade on my way out, I'd NEVER leave! Nothing would get done and my life would collapse into oblivion. I can hear the news-reporter now, "They found the dead man's body hunched over his computer - he had died while playing Tetris and masturbating....."
But seriously,as much as I love the arcade, I'm far too uncoordinated to play any games with moves that require complex key-combinations. I will press arrow-up, arrow-down, arrow-left, arrow-right, spacebar, left-shift, right-shift, left-click, right-click and enter. But only on their own. Anything beyond that makes my head hurt - I even have trouble with Q, A, Z, S.
I don't have many computer/video games - the range of games available is very limited for me. I can't afford any of those big console-type set-ups so I just have PC games, all the grown-up games are far too violent/gory/gruesome for my taste and 99% of non-violent games are really basic games aimed at very young children. So that just leaves those "Tycoon" types (which I find rather dull) or "Hidden Object" types (which hurt my eyes trying to find everything). I only like the puzzle/logic/card/racing/mini-golf/bowling games.
My absolute FAVOURITE games are "Chuzzle", "Zuma", "Bejeweled", "Peggle", "Jewel Quest" and all their sequels.
Honorable mentions: "Elf Bowling", "Dope Wars".
But seriously,as much as I love the arcade, I'm far too uncoordinated to play any games with moves that require complex key-combinations. I will press arrow-up, arrow-down, arrow-left, arrow-right, spacebar, left-shift, right-shift, left-click, right-click and enter. But only on their own. Anything beyond that makes my head hurt - I even have trouble with Q, A, Z, S.
I don't have many computer/video games - the range of games available is very limited for me. I can't afford any of those big console-type set-ups so I just have PC games, all the grown-up games are far too violent/gory/gruesome for my taste and 99% of non-violent games are really basic games aimed at very young children. So that just leaves those "Tycoon" types (which I find rather dull) or "Hidden Object" types (which hurt my eyes trying to find everything). I only like the puzzle/logic/card/racing/mini-golf/bowling games.
My absolute FAVOURITE games are "Chuzzle", "Zuma", "Bejeweled", "Peggle", "Jewel Quest" and all their sequels.
Honorable mentions: "Elf Bowling", "Dope Wars".