to eat crisps and play Zelda by myself?

[thisisyesterday]

even though I pretended the Zelda game was for dp?

he has buggered off to the shed to play minecraft and I'm all alone. poor me!

so should i open the kettle chips and whack skyward sword on? or should I call him to come inside too?

YEs, it should be Skyrim.

Can I join you??????
I'll let you eat the crisps if you let me play!

Does that sound kinky or is it just me?

it's a deal anonacfr!

what is skyrim?

I'm in bed mumsnetting & dh is in study on pc
Is it a bad omen? Start the new year in separate rooms & end it in separate houses?

Elder Scrolls V.

Is he creating some sort of live action version of minecraft in the shed?

Anyway YANBU - I thought the whole reason for kids was to buy the toys you want yourself? Although DD is only 6 months and I'm not really into the same things yet - Can't wait for Duplo, even if it's not Lego.

Skyrim is the latest super duper RPG that's just come out. A follow up to Morrowind and Oblivion.

happy I Mumsnet when putting children to bed/BF the baby. I'd love to be in our study on the PC!!!!!

I have no idea what he is doing in Minecraft, I can't believe he thinks it's more important than Zelda though!!!

if I ever have a baby girl I think I shall call her Zelda

Skyrim you say anon. I got zelda for Christmas but not had chance to settle into it, mostly cos dd has hijacked it and I'm quite kind sometimes.

I get 30 minutes of Zelda a day when DH does bath time. YANBU to crack open the snacks and play all night, it's bloody brilliant.

I can't quite get into this one either, it's so different from the previous versions.

happy memories of playing links awakening on the gameboy as a sad teen lol

Can somebody explain Skyrim to me? Is it all online?

Doesn'tReallyDoGamingTiggaxx

Yanbu. I've been playing Sonic.

skyrim is knights and dragons and assassins (ds has it on his PS3)

Skyrim

For you tigga!

No, not online at all. My husband has been playing it for weeks on the 360! I think he got it in November and he's still just playing along! What I would call good value for money!

It is just so expansive- all the dungeons and caves, the skills to build, the side quests. I adored Oblivion, the one before Skyrim and must have logged at least 220 hours on it. I can see this being played for years

Nothing beats The Witcher...