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Question Wednesday #2: Therapy Games
Sorry I missed last week, it completely slipped my mind! I'm setting myself reminders to keep up on QWednesdays though.
This week's icebreaker is kind of a your-mileage-may-vary question, but here goes: do you have any "therapy games?" That is, are there any games/genres that you like to curl up with when you're feeling down, or help you burn off stress? And, as always, what are you playing right now?
This week's icebreaker is kind of a your-mileage-may-vary question, but here goes: do you have any "therapy games?" That is, are there any games/genres that you like to curl up with when you're feeling down, or help you burn off stress? And, as always, what are you playing right now?
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Though sometimes there are periods where I choose a hard game and try to master it by playing it every day. For example, there was a two week period where I played and beat Mr. Gimmick every day! Finding a hard thing and fidgeting with it until it works is really relaxing to me. Other hard games I've done this with are Spelunker, Battle Garegga, Xevious Arrangement, and Pac-Man (which I guess isn't hard unless you're trying to get a high score in it).
ETA: Oh and obviously Sqoon since I made a whole post about it!
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I've enjoyed Metal Storm, Castlevania I, Gradius III for SNES, Bucky O'Hare, and (in the past (oh god)) a handful of Super Mario World & Super Metroid ROM hacks.
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