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Gamegasm 

Noun- Gamegasm: A feeling of immense pleasure given by the look/feel/sound/gameplay of a game.

Verb- To Gamegasm: Verb describing the above noun.

Adjective- Gamegasmic: If something is gamegasmic, it causes a gamegasm.
Noun- When playing Command and Conquer 3 it sounded and looked so good i had a gamegasm.

Verb- The gameplay of Gears of War causes me to gamegasm.

Adjectice- Just the thought of GTA IV was gamegasmic.
Gamegasm by Smutchings April 12, 2007

Gamecast 

a cross between game cube and dream cast
Yo dawg where did ya learn to shoot like dat....Grand Theft Auto 3...Word can i borrow dat sometime...yo yall got play station 2?....no i got gamecast... huh...theres either dream cast or game cube....shut up dawg I cant afford it so its gamecast
Gamecast by Kim and Ashley December 24, 2003

gamegasm 

1. To have the most fun ever playing a game.
2. to literally have an orgasm playing a game.
I bought this cool game, it was so damn good I had a gamegasm.
gamegasm by gamer696969 December 11, 2006

Gamemaster 

The master of any game. Creates all rules and stipulations of the game. Can decide the outcome and winner of the game if he so desires.
As the Gamemaster I declare you the winner and new champion of the game.
Gamemaster by WANTAAN December 29, 2016

gamegasm 

When in many games, where a female character dies, it sounds more like an orgasm than someone dying.
Whenever you frag female players, they have a gamegasm. You can tell that men made this game.
gamegasm by RedBlade77 November 19, 2009

Gametastic 

A word describing how a video game that was recently released got good reception across the most hardcore gamers.

A word composed of the words Game and Fantastic, which is used to say that a certain game is amazing.
"Did you play Dark Souls 2 yet?"

"Yeah, it was gametastic!"
Gametastic by Ilisten2Metal June 6, 2014
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