Hupit Gaming

A website made in 2010 by two youtube video game commentaters woodysgamertag and sasbenjr it has a unique option called sharing gamertags where gamers can find other gamers of the same age and play the same games to make strong teams

Hey have you gone onto hupit gaming .com?

Ya my hupit army haven't lost one match in bad company 2

by Richard Hogan August 14, 2010

engineer gaming

engineer gaming

engineer gaming

by engineer gamingtf2 April 7, 2021

Flow State Gaming

Known as FSG, they are the undisputed best crew in the Smash Crew Server, they were originally known as a joke crew and were propelled to the top in a matter of months. Led by DogCowy, Deltakip, and MeowmiXX, it has barely reached its peak and there's more to happen next.

Person 1: Did you hear Flow State Gaming beat Grunt Gang?
Person 2: Yeah, I heard Grunt Gang was Flow State Laming.

Person 1: Did you listen to the FSG Cypher?
Person 2: Yeah, only Flow State Gaming can make something that good.

by FSG | Deltakip December 26, 2020

Sex gaming

Sex including Sans Undertale

Sans 1. lets do sex gaming
Sans 2. ok that is epic
Sans 1. wait i don't even have fortskin from epics epic game called fortnite

by SANS UNDERTALE IS FORTNITE?!? November 11, 2018

Gaming

An activity done by people of all ages, regardless of gender, athletic ability, sexual orientation, or 'nerdiness'

A common misconception about gamers from non gamers is that all of them are complete nerds, with no athletic skill, social life, or love life. This statement is untrue, and in fact, most gamer do more social activities in a day than most other people. Another misconception is that gamers are either straight-A geniuses in school, or complete morons, but this is again, untrue. Gamers are just people like you, just with a different hobby. Gaming at a high level takes a serious amount of mental focus and skill.

1)Hey, wanna come over and play some Mortal Kombat X?
2)Yeah, but I have a football game in an hour, so how about at 7?
1)Cool, sounds great
2)Awesome! We'll be gaming in no time

by Billybloopblop August 6, 2015

GameGear

In June 1991 Sega released the Game Gear System, its first portable console. The Nintendo Game Boy had been a runaway success when it was released in 1989. Sega strove to make its portable system the more impressive of the two. The Sega Game Gear console features a color LCD screen unlike the monochrome Game Boy. It contains the same 8-bit Z-80A processor that powered the Sega Master System. The Game Gear screen is 3.2 square inches compared to the 2 square inch Game Boy display. Sega's system is capable of exhibiting up to 32 colors at one time. The original retail price of Game Gear was $149. Cartridges ranged from $24.99 to $29.99 each. They were molded black plastic with a rounded front for convenient removal. The original Game Gear pack-in title was Columns. It was similar to the Tetris cartridge that Nintendo had included when it launched the Game Boy. There were six software titles available at the time of the Game Gear's release. The Sega Game Gear display is backlit allowing it to be played in dim lighting conditions. While this feature is not included on the Game Boy it does provide a disadvantage -- the Game Gear requires 6 AA batteries that only last up to six hours. The Nintendo Game Boy only requires 4 AA batteries and is capable of providing up to 35 hours of play. In order to save players a fortune in battery costs, Sega released both an optional rechargeable battery pack that clipped to a player's belt and the Powerback, a rechargeable unit that fastens on to the back of the Game Gear console and allowed up to 8 hours of play. Several peripherals were manufactured for the Game Gear system. The "Gear to Gear" cable linked two systems together to allow two players at once. The "Car Gear adapter" plugged into car cigarette lighters. "Super Wide Gear" was an accessory that magnified the Game Gear screen. The TV Tuner Unit converted the Game Gear Screen into a portable television set. In Japan, Sega introduced Kids Gear. It was a repackaging of the Game Gear system in a different color case. Software advertised for Kids Gear focused more on children's game titles. Kids Gear was never released in the United States. Though the Game Gear system featurs the same processor as the Sega Master System, cartridges for the two consoles were not compatible. Sega redesigned Master System games for better play on the smaller Game Gear screen. Eventually, a peripheral called the Master System Converter was released enabling Sega Master System cartridges to be played on Game Gear. The Game Gear sold well for Sega but it did not become a phenomenon like Game Boy. In 1991 Sega sold over 500,000 units. In 1992 Sega sold 900,000 Game Gear consoles. Nearly 200 games have been produced for the Sega Game Gear system.

GameGear was NOT succesful!!! Who cares!!!!

by Virtual_Gangsta May 31, 2004

Gaminglight

Gaminglight is a sort-of company that runs multiple gmod role-playing servers. Its run by a man who goes by the name of Zeeptin who's sole purpose in life seems to be the acquisition of money.

Firstly, the player base is an onslaught of children too young to truly get what's going on, people that have spent way too much money on the server, and people that legitimately do not seem to have anything else going on in their lives. The admins power-trip and abuse their powers more than the actual police do. Having fun not inside a very specific set of rules is not allowed and will likely get you permabanned.

Furthermore, the micro transactions would make EA weep as it costs over 350 dollars to get a custom avatar that can be taken away from you, at will, and then resold to another player. It costs 10 dollars to change the color of your username.

Person 1: "Hey, did you want to play some Police RP on Gaminglight?"
Person 2: "We really need to get you some help."

by BobbiRossiMan February 26, 2023