You probably just suck at it.Originally Posted by dietvanillapepsi
You probably just suck at it.Originally Posted by dietvanillapepsi
I am shocked that many of you havent said Kingdom Hearts : II...
My Fav game was Zelda, best 72 hardcore hours of my life. Not to forget Midna was FUCKING HAWT...
Didn't enjoy FFXII... thought it was pretty evil compaired to the previous games.
The problem with multiplayer games like Marvel Ultimate Alliance and Gauntlet is that there will always be 1 that well get jewed on all the items and will start arguing. With 3 it's tricky, there's always gonna be one that will be left out.
If this case happens, it's a whole new ball game.
Just ask the kids' parents what they like to do. We have no idea what they like to do.
On this vein, make them run laps around the house, then give them some sugar (cotton candy, candy bars, etc.) and make them run laps around the house some more until they fall over. They will be out all night.Originally Posted by Mr.City
If that fails, you can use the method my grandmother used to use on my older brothers- lock them in a closet.
Take it from me:
Three Stooges shows or a good Disney/Pixar movie will keep them occupied.
Popcorn also shuts them up.
Letting kids play KH2 is just asking (read: on-your-knees begging) for broken PS2 controllers.Originally Posted by Sadler
Wii + hide the breakables in your living space = Win.
I had actually forgot about KH2 completely, I guess it came out too long ago.
So like one time my mom locked my older brother in the bathroom. Bad idea. She walked in to him passed out on the floor next to a little bottle that had fumes coming out of it...the result of his experimenting.Originally Posted by Septimus
Or maybe it was a good idea: He now works for Microsoft.
Anyway, when I was 16 I was stuck with 5 of my little cousins (ages 2-11), who are the most hyperactive kids I've ever met. A nice soccer game followed by 5 glasses of milk and Mulan knocked them right out.
Assholes still spew this bullshit as if it's true?Originally Posted by Devek
Get out and learn something, sugar has been scientifically proven unaffective in altering ones behavior and/or energy output.
Depends on the kind of sugar I'd imagine.Originally Posted by Maguspk
Awesome.Originally Posted by Maguspk
I guess I better load up on the candy before I go to bed tonight.