ATenderLad
Young Hero
So here I was, chewing with what to waste a couple hours on, and the big idea was to finally start (deep breath) Mugen no Frontier EXCEED - Super Robot Taisen OG Saga. The English-patched version has been sitting there for ages on my hard drive, set to explode with colorful characters, over-the-top battle animations, and over-the-top of a bra camera angles.
(I'm not proud of everything I play.)
Two hours later, I stop playing BubbleBobble on the NES for the 352nd time, and make a note that I'll totally get to Mugen EXCEED *next time*, and Mother was wrong to call me an effervescent turnip. The shed is in the planning phase, and I finish what I start!
(She doesn't see my vision.)
Anyways the stupid question I'm asking is, with your retro games, are you shredding the unknown, or tilling familiar fields?
Even split, more new than old, vice versa?
(I'm not proud of everything I play.)
Two hours later, I stop playing BubbleBobble on the NES for the 352nd time, and make a note that I'll totally get to Mugen EXCEED *next time*, and Mother was wrong to call me an effervescent turnip. The shed is in the planning phase, and I finish what I start!
(She doesn't see my vision.)
Anyways the stupid question I'm asking is, with your retro games, are you shredding the unknown, or tilling familiar fields?
Even split, more new than old, vice versa?
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