I could do this at age 6 in Spider-Man 2 on PS2.

kek op is jealous that a 12 year old is getting attention and he isn't.

>>715710046
No, I'm confused why people think a 12 year old being good at a video game is surprising, like they were 3 years old.

>>715709850 (OP)
u mad unc? why dont you take estrogen and do sum other weird boomer shit like the rest of ur pussy ass generation

>>715710345
Smells like mulatto perm here

>>715710215
It was a nigger. If your not impressed your racist.

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why are mobileniggers always so angry at children playing video games
is it because you can't play games on your phone or something

>>715709850 (OP)
I did this in the original spiderman games

timmy thread

>>715709850 (OP)
I feel like people think 12 year olds are more retarded than they are. I was playing Halo 3 at MLG rank 50 at that age against pro players. You have like 10 hours a day after school where you can just spam play games + 16 hours on a weekend, ofc you're gonna be cracked at games.

>>715709850 (OP)
I went and watched the video and I fail to see what's so amazing about this
like I'd be impressed if a 6months old did this
but there's really no trick, nothing impressive just some guy swinging around

>>715711359
My theory is that 12 is seen by some people as the peak of childhood because it is the highest bar of being considered a 'child' and people are afraid of looking like weirdos/pedophiles if they say a more logical age like in the ballpark of 5-8. It always puzzled me why people bring up age 12 as if it isn't riddled with puberty.

I always thought a more logical peak childhood age was 6/7. Old enough to be more aware but young enough to still have a sense of magic that you don't have when you hit your preteens. And a little further than 5.

>>715711213
racist fuck

>>715711213
Pull up your pants

>>715711213
If I pop your lips, will you die?

>>715709850 (OP)
Same, bro. Used to spend hours web-slinging around Manhattan just for fun. That muscle memory's still there-felt like second nature after a while. Kids today just rediscovering what we already perfected two decades ago lmao.

>>715710046
Don't laugh. OP is probably bitter because his parents never engaged with him or his hobbies while that kid on YT already has hundreds of encouraging comments.

>>715716530
Read the thread next time

now THIS is an achievement