/vr/ - Retro Games

>>2609580
Imagine if it were an intentional suicide. A few minutes before his death, he got to ride a nice coaster, one that may have been his favorite roller coaster of all time. Then he allowed that roller coaster to kill him. Pretty badass way to an hero imo.

Why was that roller coaster so significant to him? He was in his 20s when The Raptor was built. Maybe he rode it back then and it he associated the coaster with his youth. It was a happier time. Imagine he rode that coaster with his ex, the love of his life. Their ride on The Raptor was the last happy moment they had together before she dumped him and broke his heart. I do not wish to speculate but it is obvious the roller coaster was special to him.

The Raptor provided this man a way out from his troubled life. I feel as though the name should be temporarily changed to The Rapture, to mourn his loss.
Anyway, it sucks for the people who were on the ride who gave him a 50mph kick to the head. That must have been really traumatizing for them.

>>1038468
Just play a game from your childhood that you really enjoyed; just not from a series you played recently. For example, Pokemon might be a series you played as a kid, but if you still play it, it won't have that same feeling. If it's something like Contra or Super Smash TV, a game you haven't played since your childhood, you'll probably get that feeling again.

>tfw no qt shy/scared girl with hair over one eye

>tfw no gf

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-qiQ_xqNnqc