A game played by electronically manipulating images produced by a computer program on a television screen or display.
Said game is original, not a remake nor a port, or even a sequel to a series that was never that great in the first place. Oh, and it's also QUALITY.
Said game is original, not a remake nor a port, or even a sequel to a series that was never that great in the first place. Oh, and it's also QUALITY.
<\g> 3DS has no gaems.
<Ice> Shut up you're being ignorant.
<Jeremy> But it's true.
<Ice> SHUT UP YOU'RE GOING TO MAKE ME COMMIT SUICIDE AHHHHH
<\g> go eat a dick you candle sniffing fence fuck priest humping dildo eating shit master
<Jeremy> PSP has no gaems.
<Ice> Shut up you're being ignorant.
<Jeremy> But it's true.
<Ice> SHUT UP YOU'RE GOING TO MAKE ME COMMIT SUICIDE AHHHHH
<\g> go eat a dick you candle sniffing fence fuck priest humping dildo eating shit master
<Jeremy> PSP has no gaems.
by \g December 17, 2011
when typing fast, there is a very big possibility of misspell gaming and typing ''gaeming'' instead.
by SIngle-fuck-with-no-life April 29, 2022
Word used in the Warmerise dialect which means structured form of play, usually undertaken for enjoyment and sometimes used as an educational tool.
by Erlaanz January 25, 2017
by f1n3 is not a n00b March 4, 2021
A pejorative term used to refer to video games deemed, by the user, as generic exercises in mindless action/shooting. Typically referring to a game of the FPS genre.
The capitalization and intentional misspelling of "game" attempt to mimic the crude online vernacular of the "typical" SHOOTAN GAEMer, assumed to be teenagers and those lacking in cognitive ability.
The phrase can also be altered and applied to other game genres, usually referencing the most most base, repetitive aspect of a genre's gameplay. A common example is "GRINDAN GAEM", applied to RPGs and MMOs, mocking the repetitive combat and level building, or "grinding", necessary for in-game advancement.
Originated on 4chan's /v/ (video game) image board.
The capitalization and intentional misspelling of "game" attempt to mimic the crude online vernacular of the "typical" SHOOTAN GAEMer, assumed to be teenagers and those lacking in cognitive ability.
The phrase can also be altered and applied to other game genres, usually referencing the most most base, repetitive aspect of a genre's gameplay. A common example is "GRINDAN GAEM", applied to RPGs and MMOs, mocking the repetitive combat and level building, or "grinding", necessary for in-game advancement.
Originated on 4chan's /v/ (video game) image board.
by bubsyb August 23, 2007
by Noobsoldier June 20, 2021