thread for 60+ gamers
what have you been playing lately?

My dad is 42 lmao
How are you 60?

I refuse to believe you don't have better things to be doing with your time if you're over 40 and still here.

>>714951442
underage and b&

>>714951252 (OP)
bingo

My uncle is 60+ and he plays flight sims and eurojank.

>>714951734
His dad could’ve technically fucked when he was 24. In 2001 it was financially within the realm of possibility.

>>714951660
Life is meaningless, anon. Have fun however you can.

>>714952291
2007*
I mathed wrong

>>714951252 (OP)
You ever think about the fact you might be arguing with a 13 year old? Crazy shit. You'll never know.

Let's all go out for some frosty chocolate milkshakes.

>>714952417
its easy to tell by the post quality

>>714951252 (OP)
How do I install the 4chan?

>>714951252 (OP)
I like to play bombers in War Thunder.

>>714951252 (OP)
87
Been replaying Final Fantasy 5 and Dragon Ago Origins.

My dad is 63

He's a big bethesda fan and unironically loved starfield, but now he's trying to get daggerfall working on dosbox as he failed a few years back

>>714952324
Only if you're a coomer/reddit bugman. Grow up.

>>714951660
why not 20? or 30? what mystical number changes things to do?

>>714951660
30-48 you shouldn't be here

48+ oh yeah

t.28 btw

>>714953146
why not play the unity version ? it's superior unless he wants personal nostalgia

>>714951660
Don't forget: You're here forever

On topic: My dad is 71 and he used to play Chessmaster on Gameboy and sometimes N64 with us, until he stopped because "it's all moving too fast for me".
When he visited me a few years ago he liked H3VR and Assetto Corsa in VR, but he got motion sick pretty quickly. He also enjoyed ATS when I showed it to him.
Thinking about putting OpenTTD or Ultimate General: Civil War on his laptop, though I think he would be overwhelmed by the UI.

>>714953604
Isn't there a way to fix the motion sickness?
He'd probably enjoy the shit out of BeamNG.

>>714953816
Motion sickness with VR is a tricky thing, it can be transient because you need to get used to it, or you're just stuck with it.
Due to the nature of visits there simply wasn't enough time to find out which kind of motion sickness his was, though I think it was the first one, as on other occasions he managed to keep it on for longer; though it was also another headset; one of those standalone wireless things.
It was also pretty cute because he's one of those people who get completely immersed; he was watching a video of diving with sharks and when the shark approached the camera, he actually jumped up and yelled.

>>714954253
I like seeing old people enjoy new tech, it's always interesting. It reminds me of when I was a kid and got pokemon gold after I had spend a couple of years playing blue.

>>714951252 (OP)
Most millennials will play games into their 80s or until arthritis makes it too hard to use a controller. But even then there will be games aimed at them. Most boomers still watch TV with most of their free time like they did when they were younger too.

>>714951252 (OP)
Playing this newfangled Megami Tensei cartridge imported from Nippon. Rush Limbaugh might arrest me for its depiction of miscegenation and satanism.

- Mifflin Devin

>>714951252 (OP)
>thread for 60+ gamers
ain't no way

>>714953182
what makes your life meaningful? enlighten us.

This satanic cat monster might jump out of my landline phone, the graphics are so real
I'll have to ring the circle dial to notify the fire department and it may take 2 business days for their arrival

>tfw prostate exam tomorrow

MY ASPIRIN

>>714953083
And you will die in two weeks gramps. (of natural causes i might add)

>>714951252 (OP)
Pong with small paddles
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gvNiO0T3vYs

>>714952417
>13yo and +70yo engaged in a semantic warfare revolving around memes and wojaks

Send the nukes

Do gamers even live that long?

>>714958751
Permanently carrying the weight of the world on your shoulders makes you strong

>>714957523
>in 2 weeks

>>714951252 (OP)
I don't even play games anymore, just work, gym, sleep

maybe an hour of ARAM or Diablo 2 once a week

>>714953146
cant you just dl the free one thats on the bethesda website? i tried that and quit after getting out of the first dungeon and got hounded by the guards for stealing because the controls were annoying
seemed to work fine to me

>>714954253
Please remember to consider that he hasn't worn the headset right to get the best clarity he could, this is easy to neglect and disastrous even for those who have no motion sickness issues.

bros I turn 100 next week is it over for me?

>>714951252 (OP)
83 here. I bought switch 2 the other day(one for me and one for my grandson) and play super mario odyssey in the clinic every time I have my chemo session. Shit makes me super nauseous, but bing bing wahoo man keeps me entertained long enough so that I dont pass out

I'm 34 and an eternal fuck up, no shit why wouldn't I be here. I always play the same old games, watch the same old shit, listen to the same albums and songs, eat the same food, and make the same fucking mistakes.

I've been chugging viagra and rawdogging Thai ladyboys. Living the dream

>>714963238
35, also feeling this. At least I didn't start doing hard drugs or get into crippling debt.

>>714963302
Dödelmödchenernst, bist du es?

>>714961736
its never over grandpa, stay strong

I'll be there in 10 years time!

>>714951660
There is no 4chan retirement home.

i'm a 34 khv neet. I think i'll be here forever unironically

>>714951252 (OP)
My dad who is in his 60’s just finished Resident Evil 8 and is starting in on the Oblivion remake.

>>714954253
Yeah that is a vr brain right there. If you ever get the chance again, you could let him try out aircar. Its on steam completely free and a good sickness trainer and atmospheric asf, like basically the aircar from blade runner. Once you get used to it there is very little else that can phase you in vr outside massive stuttering

>>714954641
I am looking forward to my 80 year old ass trying to play something like fear 1 trepang 2 in vr

>>714963238
Whoa I don’t remember making this post

>>714951252 (OP)
Update: My mom has reached a 1000 day streak on Word with Friends

>>714951252 (OP)
from the moment i understood the weakness of my flesh
it disgusted me

Everyone over the age of 50 is intolerable and I kind of hate that because there is something about the boomer generation that seems averse to passing down knowledge

>>714953083
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>>714953604
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>>714965247
The olds have decent taste

>>714951660
Like a few minutes of shitpoasting is any different that scrolling FB or whatever

>>714963570
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>>714965669
thank god i'm not alone

>>714951660
nothing is better than playing video games in this boring word retard

>>714951660
My dad is in his early 80s and he introduced me to 4chan back in 2006.

Kill yourself newfag. You will never afford a home to live in.

gran turismo 4. been trying to get all gold on the license tests and it feels impossible.

>>714967285
what a shitty dad

>>714951660
like what retarded redditfrog?

>in a couple years we'll have 50 year old anons arguing with 15 year old betas about which game is groon and which one is lern
>anons will claim the PS5 was the last groonedge console

>>714965785
It’s ignorance. Speaking broadly of course, they did not suffer like their parents generation did, so the idea of needing to pass down knowledge is foreign to them unless they specifically struggled enough as an individual for the lesson to sink in that they can prevent others from making the mistakes. My theory anyway.