Video games

Playing video games are kids territory? Many adults find these games addicting indulgence. How many hours do you spend on gaming? On a good day with lots of spare time, you would spend at least 2 solid hours. Once you're rolling, you would build up the knack of cracking it further. The deeper you're on it, the more you attach to. Then it is spiraling with no ends. You would have to crack it now, since there is no tomorrow.

Monopoly, scrabble, card playing even chess are the things in the past! Are they? See how you're doing playing Medal of Honors, Need for speeds, WRC and Collin Mc Rae Rally on either PC or Sony consoles. Attractive graphics, action and feel its feedback on that joystick. No slick urban kids have not joint the norm. PSP, PS 2, gameboy, DS, WII and more.

My favorite game on PC is solitaire. It fits the between lagging time for the browser's upload and hence download, whilst the download is running I play solitaire. Next agenda while not browsing is one person shooter type of game, the medal of honors.

On PS 2, whenever our kids play rally game it is hard to pass the invitation. From time to time on and off we do it together as a family quality time. Certainly we have strict rule to allow them play during the week end and holiday, period. But dad could have a bit more ample time in his spare time, if there is any.

The last new year holiday apparently has presented itself for the dad to replay WRC. It's an old version of World Rally Championship of 2003. Though we have together with kids finished WRC years ago, we found the chalenge resurfaced again. And without knowingly I have found my self fully immersed to have a second go cracking it. It used to be a breeze getting in the top five winners, but now to be included in the big ten is horrendously difficult. Hence for the last couple of days I could not resist to play after work. How is two hours gaming into midnight on three consecutive days? Any one has a good decent suggestion to alleviate this habit?