[ SECRET POST #3085 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3085 ⌋

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Comments

[dethtoll]

It's never too late! Figure out what you like and don't feel pressured to play on higher difficulties (though some games are gonna be hard no matter what -- I'm playing XCOM for the first time on Easy and while it's been pretty light so far I'm waiting for the game to inevitably turn on me.)

And I agree that PC gaming is the A number 1 cheapest route to go. Steam has boatloads of sales, including one going on right now. Buy yourself a decent gamepad and aside from modern games that play best on them (Dark Souls, Prototype, among others -- technically console ports, you understand) you have 20-30 years of emulated console games at your fingertips (older systems like the SNES are a snap to set up emulators for -- newer ones like the PS2 take a little bit of work.) It's super easy to get old PC games, too -- gog.com has tons of them for cheap, Steam has a few of their own, and of course there's always less-legal methods of acquisition (sometimes it's a gray area where a game isn't sold anymore.)

And if you go get Left4Dead off Steam hit me up, I'll play with you. :) It's a good crash course in learning to play FPS games.