visibleghost
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did it a little last year but not very often, i usually go on my phone on breaks isntead haha
Do you bring your gaming consoles to school/college/university?
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WarpDogsVG
Senior Member
Back when I was in school I used to, but I found it hard to find time to actually play them, and it felt like an unnecessary risk to bring them with me.
That's usually how it works with me and portable games. It's like, oh man, I can finally play games whenever I am! But inevitably I only ever play them at home anyways
That's usually how it works with me and portable games. It's like, oh man, I can finally play games whenever I am! But inevitably I only ever play them at home anyways
tybalt_cake
heavymetallover
the only time i ever have taken my 3ds to school was in february 2016 , and instead of having fun with it i actually was paranoic about losing it.
XxIcePrincessxX
Lady of Dragonstone
I have my 3DS with me, I normally only play when I have no other work to do (which is never)
When I first bought my Switch, I figured it would essentially be a home console, since the screen is a bit bulky, but now I’ll take it anywhere with me - in its case it fits perfectly in my bag.
Work, school, anywhere I need to kill time. I don’t use it on my commute, though - too scared someone will steal it or spill something on it.
Work, school, anywhere I need to kill time. I don’t use it on my commute, though - too scared someone will steal it or spill something on it.
TykiButterfree
Such a tease!
I would bring my 3DS with me to college, but I kept the bigger game consoles at home. I mostly watched anime in my free time instead.
ThomasHasntPlayedAC
I need a username change.
**** yeah, I do! The school I go to has a rule that the only electronics you can bring to school is your phone. So, being the kind of guy who sees an opportunity and seizes it, I abused the HELL out of mobile emulators, and still do! Nowadays, I mostly play Pokemon Clover, Mario Adventure, 3Mix, Partners in Time, and Wild World.
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I'd play Mario Sunshine and the original Crossing, but the laptops we use for school are Chromebooks, and Dolphin crashes whenever I try to load a game.
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I'd play Mario Sunshine and the original Crossing, but the laptops we use for school are Chromebooks, and Dolphin crashes whenever I try to load a game.
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Yeah, they only give like SP hits though. No DLC or such from what I've learned. And yeah I live in Sweden so might be that too, although only one store carries them and sometimes you don't get even if you walk past so it's a bit luck.
our schools in where I live doesn't allow us to bring games or anything with us, but I did rebel twice & brought my game boy advance & the second time was the PSP & the teacher almost took it from me LOL rip, both times where when I was in 6th grade.
I'm in college now, but I'm online so ha lmfao
I'm in college now, but I'm online so ha lmfao
amanda1983
Senior Member
I did often bring my DS/3DS to uni when I was a student, though I didn't really play games at uni, just on the way to-and-from campus. Not because of being thought of as cool / uncool (I just don't care about such things), but because my time at uni had to be spent getting my work done. The only "down time" I had for a couple years straight was my commute between work and uni lol.
I would never have bought one to high school (if I'd owned one) though, as the risk of it being damaged or stolen wouldn't have outweighed any benefit for me. High school and university are *very* different environments.
I would never have bought one to high school (if I'd owned one) though, as the risk of it being damaged or stolen wouldn't have outweighed any benefit for me. High school and university are *very* different environments.
