At one point, Rico, who happens to have sharp senses, claimed he noticed that around the part where you read a book called “I’m special,” the screen briefly became “wavy.” “Wavy? When,” I asked. The game started off with a cut scene talking about a nuclear war shortly before 2077 that caused the world to be in ruins and ended with the words “War…War never changes.”Īfter that, we went through the first part of the game-the part where your character is just a baby-without incident. Rico came in shortly before Ralph started the game and sat down with me on the couch so we could watch him. He even offered me to play the game with him, until we saw that the game was only allowed to have one player. To make a long story short, Ralph loved the present. Even though it wasn’t my present, I always had the habit of enjoying seeing others being happy. When he was about to open my present, I got excited. Even after opening them, he would look over them for a long time before going on to the next present. As usual, Ralph loved to annoy us by opening his presents very slowly. We had cake and then it was time for presents. That night, we celebrated Ralph’s birthday. He also said that the game was pre-owned so it was pretty cheap. The man at the front desk said that I could have the case replaced for free. The disc was in good condition, but the case was dusty and had a few small cracks. However, I was slightly disappointed by the condition of the game. It turned out that there was a copy in a shelf that I missed. Eventually, I went to the man selling the games and asked if they had any copies of Fallout.
I was glad I heard that, because like I said earlier, my brother’s tastes in video games keep switching.Īt GameStop, I looked through the shelves of the store looking for Fallout 3, but I couldn’t find it. I heard him say that he wanted a game called Fallout 3. On the bright side, I overheard Ralph talking with his parents before leaving the house. He’s not that easy to shop for, because his tastes in games are bouncing all over the place, unlike Rico, who seems to enjoy any game.
I was told to go to GameStop to get him a game. On May 23, 2015, it was Ralph’s 20th birthday. I started learning around the age of 9 and now know 3 computer languages-Java, Python, and C+. Then there’s my 8-year-old brother, Rico, who always beats me in every game imaginable, from Minecraft to Battlefield: Bad Company. There’s my 19-year-old brother, Ralph, who likes to tease me by talking about science that I can hardly understand a word of.
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