Computer Game Purble Place Novels & Stories

LOLA'S POV I stabbed the plushie for so long until my fingers went numb. The rage in my chest reduced to a bearable level. Of all people, why should I be the one in this kind of shitty situation? How much more unlucky could a person be? Still, my mind kept wandering back to the post. I carefully dropped the needle, using my fingers to roughly comb my messed up hair. I picked up my phone wondering if the post was still there or had been taken down.

Now Elyn is big enough to take care of herself, so mom can focus more on the old identity that was once given up. *** Before James went to exchange students, he and his friends used to gather on weekends. Even if they don't make an appointment, surely this one place will be the location of their gathering outside the school. That's what James thought for a moment and he was very confident in the opinion. But when he gets there, in a place that James and his friends make and build together. The building has already turned into another place, it looks alien and the atmosphere is different. The place has been changed to Nature Cafe, even though this place used to be similar to arcade games for

Adonis's POV My jaw almost drops open as Theo opens the door to his gaming room. "Damn!" Adrien mutters behind me. I can't even get any words to utter. I was seriously stunned seeing the huge luxury gaming room and the way it was set up. The room was a splash of blue and purple with RGB lights on the walls around installed game shelves. The ceiling looked like it was made up of clouds. There were two gaming PCs and in front of them were the perfect gaming chairs. Among other accessories was a comfy leather couch laid against the walls opposite the computers and near it was a mini fridge just an arm's reach away. This was really a gamer's dream room.

"Like, I once didn't speak to my cousin for three days after he beat my high score on this one racing game. I was fourteen, to be fair, but still. The competitive drive is real." I laughed, as he pulled me along as we turned down a side street. The shops here were more random. A comic book store, a vintage clothing place, a record shop with old vinyl displayed in the window. And there, nestled between a pizza joint and a tattoo parlor, was a place with a neon sign that read "Pixel Palace" in bright blue and pink letters. The windows were covered with posters of classic video game characters including Mario, Sonic, Donkey Kong, and through the door I could see the flashing lights of dozens of

THE PC ROOM was hot with thirty running computers, though only three stations were occupied. It was stuffy and dark and smelled like the shrimp chips and instant noodles sold as snacks. Ahn Jihoon loved it. He clicked with nimble fingers, his left hand glued to the hot keys, his right hand sweeping the mouse over the screen. “If we don’t leave now, we’ll be late,” Oh Changwan said, his hands waving like anxious butterflies with nowhere to land. He’d long since logged off after losing his own game.

His desire to rebel and reclaim the Game Fest was stoked by commenters. Remi found the most helpful comment out of thousands: [Avoid paying attention to online trolls. He took money to leave, so he did it willingly. You should invest in PGame, which the Web Group abandoned, rather than wasting money on lawsuits] [PGame was developed by the Web Group to rival Game Fest. They barely made it through since they were unable to defeat them. This is the ideal time to make a resurgence, Mr. Wilson, now that the Web Group has sold it off.]

"Don't joke about everything." Since everyone was already done with eating, all of them decided to visit the arcade room which Noah and Liam found quite surprising. This was a teenage boy's dream. Even them as adults were quite excited about the nostalgic games. But now just nostalgic ones, she had all the latest high-tech ones too available. It was a game lovers' haven. Being the CEO of a game company, even Noah Sullivan didn't have such a space. "Would you like to play pool, Miss Pearl?"

He browses his phone. "I want some survival game or farming game." I just like that kind of game. "Sure, I'll recommend you playing this so that I can play as well." He shows me the game he chooses me to play. I like the graphics, and it's a kind of exciting game. "Ok, buy it for me. I'm done eating, and I'm excited to play the game. Let's put that now on my PC." I hurriedly push my wheelchair until I enter my room. It's my first time having a gaming PC. Should I turn on live streams? Streamers are quite growing; I might soon try it.

He hung up and said to Peter, "Please continue." "We have prepared the promotional materials already. The original plan is to make it all public on the 1st of the next month. But …" Peter licked his lips, clearly in some sort of dilemma. "I heard that Rubik Corporation will be launching a new kind of game this month, and it's also a PC-based RPG. I'm worried that they will do the same thing they did last time …"