Be Excellent To Each Other

Jens suddenly has clicked with a new group of games... his outrun online performance today was stellar.....concentrated.. no frustration.. proud daddy!

you guys having proud daddy/mummy gaming moments?

When my mum finished Portal.

I organised a MAME challenge at my house warming party and my dad beat everyone on track and field.. It was quite something.

I think he meant the other way around.

But I don't have any children.

Neither do I... yet.

But yeah, I realised that but I'm sure my dad was proud of my organisational skills of the tournament. That's sort of relevant?

I'm proud of you all.

My baby boy is a killing machine, he always gets double figure K/D ratios on MW2. He's had a nuke and gets annoyed if he doesn't get the chopper gunner at least once every match. His most kills in a game has been 46 but he got killed 6 times and he comes in the top 3 in around 80% of the games I've seen him play. He knows every weapon, he has completely logically justifiable custom classes and he wants to master every single one of them. He also sets himself challenges, like having a pistol only matches.

How old is he?

Has flis really just been the first one to post ON topic in a thread?

Nine.



Shush

Romanista, you lose points for not calling this thread 'Kid 'n Play'.

We don't mention flat-tops on this forum.

I don't have a Nintendo 3DS.

The Grimlet is proving quite adept at Marvel Ultimate Alliance - he plays as Moon Knight. Although he still can't fathom out letters, he can do important stuff like recognise all the characters in MUA from their loading splash pages (although they have comedy mispronounced names like "Wolfy-rene" and "The Invisible Lady"). He also recognises pretty much everyone in the current WWE roster (and has already figured out that the Divas aren't worth watching).

He's three