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GameMaster · 02-09-2005, 04:39 PM

If I'm not at school or doing school work, I'm usually online or gaming.

At the moment I'm not doing any console or handheld gaming. Just WarCraft 3.

I only buy one game at a time so I don't usually have to divide my time up. When I buy a console or handheld game, I try to stick to it daily until I've completed it or I'm tired of it. Handheld gaming is generally reserved for filling empty time between other events (like breaks between classes). With some exceptions like Pokémon and Mario 64 DS, which I played at home for a while.

I plan on either renting or buying Star Fox Assualt and when that happens, WC3 will become the secondary entertainment until SFA is completed or no longer fun.

02-09-2005, 04:39 PM	#7
GameMaster ★★★ GameMaster is offline Now Playing: Posts: 14,194	Re: How do you divide your gaming time? If I'm not at school or doing school work, I'm usually online or gaming. At the moment I'm not doing any console or handheld gaming. Just WarCraft 3. I only buy one game at a time so I don't usually have to divide my time up. When I buy a console or handheld game, I try to stick to it daily until I've completed it or I'm tired of it. Handheld gaming is generally reserved for filling empty time between other events (like breaks between classes). With some exceptions like Pokémon and Mario 64 DS, which I played at home for a while. I plan on either renting or buying Star Fox Assualt and when that happens, WC3 will become the secondary entertainment until SFA is completed or no longer fun.