I have, but I don't mind talking what about what happened, though - maybe in private.
[ a small smile, there.
when she sits, he tilts the screen so she can see it a little better! he's on a boss level, at the moment, tapping away at the controls. ]
It's a video game called Patapon - it's fairly old, but I've always been fond of it. [ his psp itself in fact is scuffed up, some of the paint on the buttons worn away. ] You hit the buttons in rhythm to command your troops to move forward and attack enemies and monsters, or guard from enemy attacks.
[ she's just exuding curiosity now, finding no point in trying to hide it or rein it in. ]
I've never seen a device used purely for entertainment, though I suppose it wouldn't be too out of the question to program them for that purpose... most machines like this are used for research, and even then, they're not really made for just anyone to use.
[ ...the movement is very subtle, but zelda starts to unconsciously bob along to the pata-pata-pata beat. ]
[ zelda may examine it all she wants! he doesn't seem to mind, and is familiar enough with the game that he can play it lifted up a bit so she can examine the underside, if she'd like. ]
It has. [ a slight tick of affection in his void emotions. ] I've had it for seven years, and it's not a system that's easily replaced. To be honest, it's very out of date - companies don't really support the creation of this one, anymore.
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ah, though; when it switches tacks to talk about him, fei du's smile gets a little larger, just a bit. his emotions are still basically a void. ]
Now that I'm not covered in egg yolk, better.
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[ nyeh. she sits down next to him, folding her legs and glancing at the screen of his psp. ]
Would you tell me what you're doing now, instead?
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[ a small smile, there.
when she sits, he tilts the screen so she can see it a little better! he's on a boss level, at the moment, tapping away at the controls. ]
It's a video game called Patapon - it's fairly old, but I've always been fond of it. [ his psp itself in fact is scuffed up, some of the paint on the buttons worn away. ] You hit the buttons in rhythm to command your troops to move forward and attack enemies and monsters, or guard from enemy attacks.
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I've never seen a device used purely for entertainment, though I suppose it wouldn't be too out of the question to program them for that purpose... most machines like this are used for research, and even then, they're not really made for just anyone to use.
[ ...the movement is very subtle, but zelda starts to unconsciously bob along to the pata-pata-pata beat. ]
Yours looks like it's been through extensive use.
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It has. [ a slight tick of affection in his void emotions. ] I've had it for seven years, and it's not a system that's easily replaced. To be honest, it's very out of date - companies don't really support the creation of this one, anymore.
[ his old ass psp. patapatapatapon! ]