Wow. Well then, wow. Honestly, I didn't expect the surge in numbers when I posted Infernaland, especially it being the second best next to the Pressure Dating Sim (how the did that get so damn high in the first place)

Anywho, there isn't much to talk about nor do, yes I can make more bots and stuff but creativity dies down. And ideas flare out. So I'll talk about my childhood for a bit, go on a nostalgic trip just because why not.

Now, the games I liked playing whilst growing up was

Crash Bandicoot. Though tough it was a great platformer.

Ratchet and Clank. I don't know how but it was perfect all the way through, though I don't remember what one was called, if anyone has an idea, it was the one where you flew around a spaceship and went to different planets. That one was great, I didn't play through every game, just atleast 60% of them.

Eyepet. Remember having a camera for the Playstation 3? Yeah, that game was cute in a way, loved it. Wanted a pet of my own but I was allergic to fur, sure the allergy is gone/weakened but now it's discovered that I'm allergic to animal saliva. Last time a dog licked my face I must've looked like shit, stung like hell, had to rush home. Shame really.

Burnout Paradise: Car game, destructive. It was great.

Rage: Could argue that I shouldn't have played that game growing up but I did.

LittleBigPlanet: Peak game, number one, hate what they did with 3 though. The first and second were amazing however.

Honorable Mentions: Kinect Sports, Terraria, Super Mario 64 flash games such as Intrusion, Age of War (music is lowkey fire), Plazma Burst, Strike Force and others I forgot.

Cartoons I loved were.

Samurai Jack. Courage the Cowardly Dog. Dexter's Labaratory. Johnny Bravo. Lab Rats. Icarly. Kick Buttowski (Growing up I realised that show was weird). Adventure Time. Regular Show. Ed, Edd n Eddy. Chowder and other (probably forgot)

It's nice to reminisce, it's nice to see how far you've come. Sadly, you will probably fall in a state of depression, it's unavoidable. Can't give much advice about it really, hell I suck at handling depression myself.