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Written by Holly Green
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Wednesday, 21 October 2009 00:00 |
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We've all been there. You're sitting at a traffic light, sighing deeply at yet another minute and a half wait. Then you see it. An open spot on the sidewalk. You could just slip through, bomb through the pedestrians, and take your turn blocks away before anyone knew what happened. Maybe you'll get a few nicks on the car, or maybe you'll run over a hooker or two... but you're only in trouble if you get caught, right?
Then as the light turns green you snap back into reality wondering what in the Tommy Vercetti hell you were just thinking while debating the long hours you've thus far invested in Grand Theft Auto as a series and its effect on your mental stability.
While that was once me, lately my gut instinct reactions have been of the Fallout 3 variety: shuddering when I see 50s themed imagery, feeling blood thirsty when I hear Billie Holiday. The other day I saw a hammer lying in the bushes and thought, "Meh, I never need one of those things", much like I do when one crosses my path while looting the Wastelands. So I guess my question is, what game does that to you? What triggers your "gamer's mentality"?
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The first time I heard it, I just about curled up in the foetal position in fear.