1. Slang for old school, or out dated.
2. Making do with older technology.
3. A geek who untilizes technology in ways which it wasn't intended. (furnature, doorstops, car parts out of computers, etc.)

A person that plays video games more than normal people do and also is interested in the gaming culture. Though the gaming geek may be a kind of geek they usually have many friends and are fairly poplular as they are not social retards, they just like games a bit to much. As the saying goes, the geeks get the girls!
The type of games that the gaming geek would play would be rpgs and adventure games that take up alot of time and are aimed at hardcore gamers, they may also like old school nintendo and other retro games.

1. To geek in a group of people hysterically after hearing someone say "Geek Pit!" while smoking marijuana.

2. geeking out with many people when hearing the words geek pit. Normally after smoking the good herb.

A Metal Geek, is a metal head that prides themselves on on there loyalty of shitty metal bands, they tend to hate all mainstream metal bands, and will turn on them at the first sight of success. They treat metal as if it was there own country club, It takes a special kind of metal head, to be a metal geek, usually ghostly white and pimply looking, one can recognize them from there distinct unhealthy overzealous love of Slayer, and there fondness for Swedish death metal bands, they tend to loath the metal bands, Metallica, Trivium, Bullet For My Valentine, As I Lay Dying, and Avenged Sevenfold, basically any metal band that has to much success, some of the most hardcore metal geeks, have even turned on Slayer, because they won a Grammy.

Someone who plays video games as a primary hobby. They tend to spend large amounts of time playing games, often in excess of two or three hours a day.

Hardcore gamers tend to care less about graphics then casual gamers. While some specialize in a single genre, they typically have fairly diverse taste in games, frequently playing a wide variety of games from different genres. They'll often seek out obscure and older games, based on word of mouth or positive critical reception. Hardcore gamers put good gameplay above all else, and don't mind if a good game has poor (or even nonexistent) graphics, sound, characters and plot.

The stereotypical hardcore gamer is out of shape, and has poor hygene. They spend a lot of their disposable income on video games, consoles, or PC upgrades, and a large percentage of their free time either playing video games or discussing them, online and off. They wear either black clothing, or T-shirts with geeky pop-culture references, often to video games. Their social skills may be sub-par, and they may be less likely than others their age to have many friends, a jobs and a girlfriend/boyfriend. Some of these stereotypes are negative, and they certainly don't apply to all hardcore gamers, but there's a fair amount of truth to them.

A Geek Girl is not necasserily unpopular; quite often they will enjoy the same activities as 'normal' people do (ie. going out drinking, chilling, partying) but they also enjoy other things, that these 'normals' may not.

Geek girls enjoy logo t-shirts, video games, anime (some of them), fanfiction, reading, fangirling, writing and pop culture references.

They quite often have a good sense of humour and are interesting, intellectual (when they want to be) people.
Often Geek Girls can fit into a group of 'normal' girls easily. Sometimes it may come as a suprise that they are geeks. But the term for geek has broadened and often, Geeks are simply regarded as the cool people who simply live life the way they want.

There are hardcore geek girls, but these may often blur into the socially awkward nerds.

some retarded ass "language" used by lifeless geeks who have nothing better to do than "pwn no0bs" on computer games and call them selfs hardcore cause they are good at video games.