Video Game Guidelines

Hello Nerds

I think this week, I feel a little listy. I want to help you not look like a novice, because… nobody likes being a novice. So today’s topic:  Playing through a video game.

First, before purchasing the video game, unless you really know that you want it, you should first do some research about the game. Find out what you’re buying, and you can do this any way you want, I personally find a couple of play through on YouTube.  Once you’ve researched the game, and you want to buy it, then you can buy it.

Secondly, and you may choose to do this in step one as well, check out price. Most nerds I know aren’t made of money, and even the ones I do wouldn’t want to pay an arm and a leg for one game (get it…cause the made of money). So what should you do if it’s too pricy? First, you may want to wait for a couple of months for the price to drop along with the popularity. Another thing you can do if you really want it is online stores like Origin and Steam. Often time the price in the store will be bigger because of shipping and packaging, which we just don’t care about.

Thirdly, don’t play through the game too fast, you can play any way you want, and can disagree with me on this one, but in my opinion it’s usually pointless to get through a whole game in one day. One reason for this is such, let’s say that you’ve saved up for a while for this game, you buy it, unwrap it, and wait all day to install it on your computer *if you are a console gamer, this doesn’t pertain to you* and you play through it all record time……………well…………what to do now………Exactly!!!!!! You now have nothing to do but replay the game, and in this case you have to hope to the video game gods that there is some replay value to the game. If there isn’t, than you’re pretty much out 60 bucks (usually).

Hopefully this list will help you in the future when considering or buying games

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