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Sep. 12th, 2002 04:42 amI was reading the description of a livejournal "user" who also liked classic video games but complained about street-fighting video games.
It then suddenly occurred to me that it seems the fighters have gone out of style; I don't see them being played when I go to GameWorks, and I don't hear about them in the media. If they weren't pass, they'd be up to Mortal Kombat 8 by now.
Now they have Dance Dance Revolution, which is either getting people laid or extending people's virginity to unheard-of lengths, depending on who you ask. But at least now video games aren't isolating us the way they used to.
It then suddenly occurred to me that it seems the fighters have gone out of style; I don't see them being played when I go to GameWorks, and I don't hear about them in the media. If they weren't pass, they'd be up to Mortal Kombat 8 by now.
Now they have Dance Dance Revolution, which is either getting people laid or extending people's virginity to unheard-of lengths, depending on who you ask. But at least now video games aren't isolating us the way they used to.
