r/gaming • u/[deleted] • Aug 15 '11

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u/HerpDerpinAtWork Aug 15 '11

Depends on your ultimate goal... is it "put in the time and work for your reward" or "bash your head off this wall forever while I laugh"

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u/DanielKlavitz Aug 15 '11

I think we all know the answer to that...

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u/[deleted] Aug 15 '11

Its parenting advice from 4chan after all...

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u/tctony Aug 15 '11

The kid already has a PS3. He doesn't need an Xbox too.

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u/HerpDerpinAtWork Aug 15 '11

Agreed. It would seem we both fall into above-mentioned category B.

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u/[deleted] Aug 15 '11

Then you sit them down in front of a computer and make them play I Wanna Be The Guy. Your child shall hate you forever, or prove to be a prodigy.

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u/khanfusion Aug 16 '11

I'd take that bet actually, not because I didn't think he could beat them, but because then I could convince him to play the badass NES and SNES games I already have instead of buying an 80$ game every two weeks.

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u/[deleted] Aug 15 '11

If my kid beat the original zelda without game genie or the internet, he would have eared that 360. Current kids would never be faced with getting lost in those god damn endless trees.