But you did it anyway!

Work less and take more breaks, days off and holidays. Screw your boss!

Or maybe switch it up with other equipment, like a Wacom tablet thingy.

1: When Pong released.
2: Whenever it was when I played my first games.
3: Right now, since you can possibly play the largest amount of games and variety from everything that was made in the past few decades.

Playing goalie can be fun at times. I guess it's not the meta strategy for higher ranks but the people that tell you it's a bad way to play the game are probably upset that they have a hard time winning games, lol.

Rocket League is free so you could see if that's 'social enough' for 30 minutes before you turn the chat back off.

There are so many ways to go about it it but Braid was pretty neat.

Bloodborne is one.

You can very likely skip the 360 since the one plays most 360 games I think.

Not all of them but most of the popular games.
And newer ones too obviously.

I think I'd prefer the first one in the grand scheme of things but Zelda 2 is a very fun game to replay now and then.

What are you into?

Which game(s) did you enjoy so far? Or recently, if that's easier?

The other two games in the comments don't appeal to me, even though people usually say they're good games.

You mean on the same television?

Every normal player ever.

Anyone who has ever complained about it just needs to git gud.

I do likey!

City builders or grand strategy games.
That way the backseat gamer can still actively participate if she likes.

Or maybe some single player game with a theme or setting both of you enjoy.
ci-fi, Fantasy, a western or whatever.

Is there anything else she likes?

Fantasy or sci-fi, cute stuff or horror, certain music or anything comes to mind?

There are games about almost anything these days.

Dragon - patience, that's all
Ghost train - remembering the patterns and learning how to parry a lot of stuff
Honeybee - maximize damage output right before the second phase ends
Robot - Not sure, he went down pretty easily for no reason

I did play with i-frame dashes enabled though, a real game changer in my opinion.

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Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!

They might be able to? I'm not too tech savy, hahaha.

But I'm pretty sure the majority of the gamers isn't really excited to swap disks during gameplay.

I never liked it, not even back when it was somewhat normal.

It works the exact same way on Xbox by the way, just in case you were thinking of changing platform.

Games are bigger than before.

And they probably don't even fit on a disk if not compressed.

Rocket League is free so that can help.

Kind of the same thing, some on-rails music exposition of sorts or whatever you'd call it.

Maybe some REZ or Sayonara Wild Hearts?

Why not simply play an old Tony Hawk game?

I didn't finish it but I found 5 bucks a very fair price.

It's back to the budget part I guess.