ENOUGH!!! TIME for the TOPIC on hand
DDR
Hell in a box,
I open it up,
I plug myself in,
and I am King of the cup.
The arrows fly up and away I go.
Perfects, Marvelouses, and a great or so.
Feet in beat, eyes on screen. I am in a trance.
I'll keep on playing, I'll never get off, I'll play till I wet my pants.
IT'S JUST SO ADDICTING!!! YOU WON'T UNDERSTAND!!
THE PLEASURE I FEEL WHEN I PLAY!!!
The Dance pad is my only friend,
PLEASE DON'T TAKE IT AWAY!!!
I sit here in a corner, the Game is turned off,
but it's STILL IN MY MIND!!! I'll laugh and I'll scoff.
YOU CAN TAKE THE PLAYER FROM THE GAME, BUT THE GAME WILL NEVER LEAVE!!!
As I get up, I feel nautious, enough to make me heave.
But As I look, the arrows go up, And I start to feel a beat,
I bob my head, snap my fingers, and start to move my feet.
I'M A DANCING MASTER!! And here I am, standing infront of a crowd,
With the music, I'll dance and dance, the music is ever so loud.
DDR IS IN MY MIND, IT IS WHAT I THINK!!!
I'm NO LONGER CAPTIVE WHEN I PLAY!!
The dancepad is the ground I walk,
The music, will never go away.
(A'holy crap, that's addiction.)
Emulation
I never owned a real game console, till my PSone
never donned the floor with a N64, not a single one.
How would I play the games I loved? How would I finally do it?
There had to be an easier way, a way go through it.
Then one day, While at my friends house, I was on his home PC.
And saw a file labled "SNES emulator" and at once intrigued me.
I asked him what it was, and he told me tall and short.
That for many videogames, PC was a possible port.
And so home I went, onto the net and started my next trend,
I downloaded emulators, and then the roms, there was no seeable end!
I downloaded Sega, Nintendo, and old consoles that now are crude.
I downloaded till I thought I had them all, until I was the gaming dude.
I bought a controller, for my PC that is, and started down Nostalgia way.
Super Mario 64, I beat it in a day!!
And then I went to Sega too, And played sonic till daybreak.
I was on Retro Fire all week, all those games layed, defeated in my wake!!!
But soon the glitter fell away, the rose-colored glasses removed.
It all seemed so boring now, I was no longer in the groove.
I stood up from my gaming chair, and stared back at the screen.
The flashing "Game Over" sign was there, but what exactly did it mean?
Was it all so over? Was there nothing left to play?
I went upstairs and looked out of the window, today was just a day.
But as I started to go to bed, something caught my eye.
My Nintendo Gamecube covered in dust, and I began to cry.
There is so much more to play, We need to stop dwelling in the past.
Don't let the present slip away, I comes and goes so fast.
The current-gen will be replaced, and so will the next-gen.
We need to clutch on to what we have, before it falls into the wind.
*sniff*
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Last edited by Abeguy; 08-14-2006 at 07:49 AM..
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