Video Game Quotes Novels & Stories

“What do you think about that scene right there?” One of them clears his throat. “We’re not permitted to—” “I asked what you think.” The bolder of the two, the one with the squeaky fake-macho voice, tries again. “It’s not our place to comment, Mr. Hernandez.” I slowly turn to him. My eyes drag over his shape. The slump in his spine. The guilt practically pouring off his sweat. I scoff. “Useless,” I murmur, facing the screen again. “Let them get as close as butter to fucking bread,” I whisper under my breath. “Let them even merge souls. I’ll be the one who finishes the game.”

“It’s just a stupid game.” “What are you going to Pres?” “I’m going to win the game.”

They licked up the walls, swallowed the bodies, erased the last five years like the universe finally agreed with me: some things deserve to end ugly. A door clicked open behind us. “You guys make a lot of noise for people playing video games,” Lucien scoffed, strolling in with our fourth baby strapped to his chest like he was leading a seminar instead of entering a warzone. I dropped the controller. “Five. Fucking. Wins. In a row, yes!” I hooted, jumping to my feet. “Mommy said a bad word!” Aria chirped as she wandered in with her twin brother, both holding juice boxes like tiny judges.

“I don’t think so. I’ve tried Oculus Rift and I can tell you, it isn’t like this. It’s shit.” “Is it? I’ve heard it’s quite—” “Shit. It’s very, very shit. But even if this is some advanced VR simulation, why do you think there would be an invisible control panel? Why wouldn’t it be voice activated?” “Sorry, what?” Idiot. I’d completely forgotten about voice commands. “Have you ever played computer games?” It’s not fun having your video game prowess looked down on. Even more so when it’s by a girl. Sexist? Yeah, but still true.

he said as looked back at Jordan "If not, just don't say it out for your good" After punching on random keys, Jordan tapped on the last one and smiled sweetly. He looked at Lu's mean face and all the happiness vanished from his face. He had even forgotten that his boss had been standing in front of him all this while. "It's a video game message" he shuddered "I am sure Gio might be able to play it" he looked at the boy's face that had no look of impression "Or he can't" he added. Gio moved the laptop to Jordan's leg, he bent the screen and pointed at the left bottom of the screen.

War asked “We are here” Zack raised his hand “Me too” Melvin and Kelvin joined “We are in too” Felix and Freddo joined “Amy, how come you have a PS game at home? I never thought you'd enjoy games like that?” War asked “Oh it's not mine, it belongs to Dell he plays it with the guys whenever they come here” I replied “Oops I forgot you guys are family” War smiled and I nodded at him

I hoped he'd forgive me for what I'm about to say. "I'm...bored, so I was thinking if you'd have time for us to play...video games." He was stunned for some time before replying. "What! Is that what you...Sarah...you..." He was short of words; I really surprised him this time. "Are you...Sarah, are you a child? Video games are for children." "Mr. Clinton, what are you talking about? You got it wrong. Why would you say that? Video games are not only for children; adults play video games too." I pouted while blinking.

I teased, wanting to challenge him. He blushed violently and returned to messing with his phone. "You're quite straightforward!" he replied, embarrassed. "And you're not very sociable, are you?" I continued. "No, I also don't make an effort to be. I prefer games over people." I crossed my arms, intrigued by never having met someone like him before. "What do they have that I don't?" I asked, with genuine curiosity. "Mute button," he needled, making me narrow my eyes. "And do you know the difference between the avatar in that little game and you?" He looked at me curiously. "The avatar has more than one life. So be careful when you talk to me!" I started snapping my fingers, giving him a chall

Ava's POV I crouched down, picking up the same card that greeted me every day on the terrace. Today's cringe-worthy quote read: "Have enough courage to trust love one more time." I laughed out loud, shaking my head. "God, you're getting sappier every day," I said, dialing the ingenious person behind this. Coming down the stairs. "Well, I wouldn't have to if you gave me a chance," Abhi answered, his voice carrying that familiar mix of teasing and sincerity. "It's been years, Ava. Even my stash of quotes is running dry."

“Wallet.” “Tattoo.” “Orange.” “Electric fan!” “N? N? N?” Vincent murmured, thinking of any things that starts with letter N. When he thought of nothing, he slammed the desk and complained, “This game is really boring.” “You lose again, Alpha,” Joel said, chuckling. “What lose are you talking about? I did not. It just that this game is turning so boring. Who plays word chain game nowadays? This is very childish,” Vincent excused.