Game Lag
When you get used to playing one type of game then switch to another but your brain is still thinking in terms of the first.
Game Lag by _the_ghost__ December 6, 2019
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video game lag
When good video games are released too quickly and you don't have time to finish the video game you're currently playing before you get the new one.
I was playing Baten Kaitos but then MGS3, Kingdom Hearts: Chains of Memories came out and before I could finish those two, Growlanser Generations was released. Before I could get through Growlanser, the Wind Waker was re-released as a greatist hit.
video game lag by DesPERRYado January 28, 2005
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