Well, my older sister started playing video games before me because, of course, she was born about 5 years before me, I'm 17 and she's now 23. My younger sister does play video games but right now she doesn't have much patience for them and most games are hard for her. She ends up getting help from me and her other brothers most of the time, but it's mostly because she's asked. I've turned her down a couple of times before when she asked me to help her, not to be crude but to try and get her to try something else like going back and trying to level up or trying a new strategy for the bosses. My older sister is really into stuff like mario Bros. and the Pac-Man games and she's way better than me, she's already beat Ms. Pac-Man where I can't get past level 30, I think. I think I might not do too well with Fighting games games because my hand-eye coordination is horrible. So, in fighting games I don't react as quickly as most people and it's extremely hard for me to pull off combo moves especially against the computer. Then there's the action/adventure games, they're generally hard for me because I like to go real fast through them.
I didn't mean to talk so much about that but it came to my mind and I just had to tell someone, hope you read all that. Anyway, I don't like to lend stuff to people but that's why if I did find a gamer girl I'd do my best and try to keep the games where they are, at home. It's hard for me to find someone to challenge on games like fighting games outside of my family. It would be a nice change to challenge any of the ladies to play a fighting game with me, especially if it was one I hadn't played before. I'm sure they would be able to show me a thing or two, maybe even get me to improve.
(whoa, I hardly have posts this long. Huh? Oh, this, it's just a pointless realization that I found and just felt like mentioning for unknown reasons. Hey, nice new smilies.)
