"Never Too Old!" by DEV

Recently, I got a hold of this Playstation 2 set, and I’ve been playing games like an addict since then. There are a few things I still complain about, like the fact that the package didn’t go with a single fighting game. But hey! A free PS2? Who wouldn’t want that? Besides, I have my friends to supply me with the games I need.

So I borrowed a couple of fighting games (obviously my favorite gaming genre) from my classmate, only to find out that only one of them seemed compatible with my system. That’s alright. I’ll keep trying ‘til I get my fighting fix. Anyway, I’d like to thank that classmate of mine who gave some of those games to me. It’s awesome!

Anyway, I’ll be borrowing a few more from my other classmates, ‘cause I’m really not into most of the games I have here. Or maybe I’ll learn to download and burn these games…maybe I won’t.

THEN AGAIN…THIS ARTICLE ISN’T ABOUT MY PS2. Well, yeah, it’s sorta about gaming, but I chose to focus on a certain game tonight: POKEMON.

Yep, this is all about Pokémon. Playing all these PS2 games, I realized how I still very much enjoy catching Pokémon. I mean, after finishing all the gyms and beating the Elite Four over millions of times, I still find myself starting a new game: a new adventure. Somehow you know that it’s gonna be different from the one before.

You’re never too old for Pokémon. Those people who program the game can’t be young, can they? Unless they’re super talented in computer programming, young people can’t exactly create “Pokémon”. Knowing that old people made this game; I guess it’s alright to let old people play it too. Not that I’m old. I’m young, wild and awesomazing.

When it comes to playing Pokémon, I always prefer the Fire Red and the Leaf Green version. That’s ‘cause these two games contain the original set of Pokémon: the first ones made. And yeah, the new versions are sorta cool too. But nothing beats the original. Heck, everybody knows Bulbasaur, Squirtle, Charmander and of course, Pikachu.

(LOL. The spelling check corrected my spelling of Pikachu. The proper spelling was "spinach".)

<------ NOT a Pikachu. :)

<----- The ever loveable Pikachu.

(Sheesh, this is getting long. I mean, look at all those red lines I’m gonna have to edit because of this stupid keyboard. I have GOT to buy a new one soon. And oh, I guess I forgot to take a visit at the nearest mall to check the price.)

So I’m gonna keep this short and simple: Everybody loves Pokémon. Even compared to the newest games out now on every gaming console, Pokémon can stand on its own. It MUST be one of the most shaping game in the history of game-shaping! Keep playing trainer, and someday you’ll be the very best…like no one ever was…