What is your most embarrassing moment in front of the whole class or in front of your teacher?
It was when my teacher supported me and I insulted her.I am a 91 born kid. Hence, my childhood obviously had a fantasy to own a nice “Hero Pen” and I had my precious one too.Pen looked something like thisThat day, in my class, I saw my pen missing and was totally pissed off.I got mad at everyone, I saw every friend, every class mate as a brutal culprit.I had my anger rushing so much that, I interrupted the lesson half way by raising my hand to spoof her asking for a doubt, stood up in front of everyone and this happened.ME : “Miss!! Someone stole my pen and I really like that pen a lot. I definitely want it back. Without which, I dont like to do any homework “MISS: “You should have kept it at home and forgotten..! Do you want to interrupt the lesson for your pen? Ramya…We shall deal with this later...…Now…Sit down!”ME: “No Miss! It went missing only in this class. So whoever had stolen it will surely be here and I want it back from them”MISS: “ How do you know that someone stole it?”ME: “Miss..I am the only one who owns such a pen. Everybody is jealous of me. Sure someone took it!”MISS : “Okay! Do you want to check the bags of your classmates now??”My teacher being kind and supportive approved me for my pen search warrant.Wasting the whole of English class, I, like a CID officer, sneaked in everybody’s bag and searched for my pen. (my class strength was 32 ).Alas! The vast search of my class mates bag was over and I still couldn’t find my pen.ME: “Miss! I am still not able to find my pen!”MISS: “Mm..I see you have checked every bag of others and have you checked your bag?ME : “Miss…..ss..sss….! ”MISS: “Let me have your bag checked. Bring it here!”That was when the most supportive teacher of mine, searched my bag and saw a interior zip of my bag had my pen popping out.She took it out,showed me and the class, the so claimed lost pen, holding high.She definitely had an angry look upon me for having wasted the whole class.Two of my eyes went round and round in astonishment for a moment, for a billion times when I searched it was not there and suddenly how did that come?And, I was finally embarrassed in front of whole class like thisP.S: I, was given a punishment to complete 10 extra pages in my hand writing note book :(
Tapping the A button in Mario Party?
Ok, when I set the computer players to brutal they always win the mini-games that involve tapping A. Omg it's so frustrating lol. Like I can tap as hard and as fast as I can and I can never beat them!! Is there a trick to beating them or am I destined to fail in these games? This is Mario Part 6 & 7 btw
How do you beat swimmen wimp on mario party advance?
Because I went to the computer and it said it doesn't work on standard ds so I used my brother's game boy advance and I kept tapping the A button repeatedly like it said and luigi just swam a little and i tapped that button as fast as I could what should I do I had the game for as long as I could remember about 3 years now, what should I do?
Why doesn't Nintendo ever release a console that is on par with Sony and Microsoft?
Because Nintendo prefers to forge its own path. They are basically purposefully blind to reigning trends because they don’t want to be indistinguishable from the competition.Nintendo Entertainment System: Restarted the gaming boom, purposefully put restrictions in place that prevented shovelware from being shoved constantly onto the console by forcing exclusivity with titles and restricting the number of titles a company could publish per year.Super NES: Found its primary competition in the Sega Genesis (which was designed to compete with the NES). Even though the Genesis was developed first, its processor remained less than it, even though all other stats were better. Why did it succeed? Games. The SNES had a wider variety of quality titles, and that exclusivity was still in place, so quality titles for the SNES did not appear on the Genesis and vice-versa. If they did, they were basically different games, even if they had the same title.N64: They optimized for load-times and hardware strength rather than capacity. The N64 was the MORE POWERFUL console for the time. But the PlayStation beat them in raw CAPACITY with its CD-based drive. Developers flocked to the PS1 for this reason.GameCube: Technically more powerful than the PS2, but their disks (chosen both for piracy purposes and to enforce in-engine cutscenes rather than pre-rendered cutscenes to avoid mistaken quality in their games) again caused a capacity crunch. Developers didn’t want the restriction.Example: When Resident Evil 4 was ported from the GameCube to PS2, the PS2 used the pre-recorded in-engine cutscenes from the GameCube version.Wii: After two generations of technically more capable devices than the competition, they decided to go for novelty and innovation rather than raw power. And they tapped into a previously untapped market by doing so.Wii U: Failed to recapture the Wii’s lightning in a bottle by essentially trying to both be a tablet and a console. But due to the tablet’s requirement of being within 30 feet of the console, poor marketing, poor 3rd party support, and the Wii’s market not wanting to move on from that console, it floppedSwitch: No, its not as powerful as the PS4 or XBox One, but they’re specifically not trying to be. They’re trying to be the ‘good enough’ device that can also be played on-the-go, which is a HIGHLY undermarketted feature. I play my Switch more on-the-go than connected to the TV!
Did you ever hurt your hands playing a video game?
The original Mario Party for the N64 not only hurt your hands, but you actually ate away at the joystick while you spun it. The skin on your palm (as we all found out was the best part of the hand to use) would slowly deteriorate, and the innards of the joystick would become covered in what can probably be referred to as joystick dust. There's a special place in Hell for the person that created this pain-enducing game, but it was probably worth it to hear the endless cries of the agony of children. "MOMMY HELP MY HAND FEELS LIKE IT'S ALWAYS ON FIRE"