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Here's a poem a wriote while playing, Deadspace.
Disc goes in and everything becomes a bit more scary. Every sound around my house gets amplified, I’m wary. Around me are noises, unfamiliar scrapes, and clicks, and clanks. Dead space is only a game! So why am I crapping* my pants! Seriously scary and not in a good way, I think I’m going to die! Parasite aliens everywhere, I’m a man I’m not gonna cry. Aliens scare me I must confess I’ll not become a dribbling mess. Care free lives wiped from the map by a menacing sci-fi freak, Every five minutes I jump and scream as I notice my energy’s weak. Invincible my characters not, I have to keep him alive. Surreally I question not why glowing canisters help me survive. Really though, why am I scared, it’s not like any of it’s real! Even though I’m aware of this, I still let out a squeal. Aliens, idiot don’t exist, yet how can I not be scared? Leaking pipes, faulty lights, and darkness are everywhere! Living in fear is just not fun, my adrenalin is in overdrive. You fool why did you buy such a nice TV where great sound and picture thrive? So why does a grown mans stomach grow tight every time he turns on the game? Craving this feeling that torments me so, I think that I may be insane! Although when I think, last time a game made me jump up and cringe this way, Resident Evil was its name and it changed the way games were played. You played a film, while zombies you killed Honestly fun and honestly spooky One of the greats unashamedly kooky Now Dead Space is here and ten years on it’s taken up the slack Even now as I jump, I feel slightly relieved that a game really took me back. So I’m not a big girl, just a gamer like you, who likes to be shocked and thrilled Till next time my friends, get scared don’t pretend, and enjoy every alien killed.
Ali Ellis writes the Poetic Gamer column.
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