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High Scores - The Free Game Hall of Fame

Is seeing your name near the top of a list of high scores important to you? If you don’t beat your personal best does it ruin your day? Why do you play free games online? Do you need a reason other than ‘it’s fun’? Do you have a favourite game or are you willing to play anything to pass the time? Would you say you win more often than you lose and, if so, are you are gracious winner or a sore loser?



Quentin Bellamy held the top position for a very popular game on a website which is famous for attracting a lot of visitors. “I got the highest score imaginable on my favourite game. My friends couldn’t believe how good I was. I felt so proud of myself when I saw my name at the top of the list of names. It was almost as if I was a gold medal winner and the champion of champions or something. I’m hungry!”



Quentin has wasted a large portion of his life playing free games online but he doesn’t appear to be phased by that. It’s funny how obtaining a high score can compensate for losing a section of your life that you will never have the chance to live again. I guess some people are just natural born game players while others don’t understand the whole gaming lifestyle choice. The world would be a very boring place if everyone was the same.
 
 
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