/vr/ - Retro Games

>>9812794
Oh it's this quote.
You know he became a successful writer, literary scholar and theologian with academic positions at both Oxford University and Cambridge University becoming a widely respected authority on the matter before he had enough good reputation to said that out loud, right?

Let's see you announce that you like these childish games in public. See what happens. You're not the same, kiddo.

Bad games need more friends to play with so they're more bearable.
Good games don't need more than 2 players.

>>7792771
Not him, but there's nothing wrong with food analogies. They're used often because they're the best type of analogy to make about the quality of something. It's an argument so effective you have to resort to aping /v/ermin and saying "it doesn't count" because you have no answer to it.
In other words, seethe. Or whatever it is you zoomies say these days.