The Border Between Gaming and Gaming Is Quite Thin

i used to be a keen game d o see 64 and a meagre 500 back in about many years ago. But apart from playing marria cart we these days, and scrabble with my mum, i don't really play now because gaming has become ruin. Too many games where i'm halted because i'd got to wait a week for something to grow, unless i get the card out. And i find myself to beat the finance system of the game, rather than actual the game itself. I've just spent 30 quid for the kids on forty eight new mario car, eight tracks for the switch. Er, but the constant nag, nago, pay,