One of my favorite memories from when I was a kid was playing "Hitman: Codename 47.” It was a time when I had to wake up really early to catch the school bus, and I was always so tired in the morning. Thankfully, my parents let me play the game for a short while, maybe just 30 minutes or less. This helped me stay awake and made the start of my day much better.
I didn't care much about fancy graphics or complicated game physics back then. I simply enjoyed the game. I was super determined to get through it, solve puzzles, and complete missions. I used to have conversations with my friends about the game's missions. We would talk about how I completed them and the challenges I faced. Finishing a mission felt like a significant achievement for me. The first mission, the training one, was really tough. I can't even count how many times I tried to finish it and escape from that place. It was a big challenge, but I never gave up.
What's funny is that I could play the same mission over and over again without getting bored or tired. There weren't many games to choose from at that time, but "Hitman" was special to me. It was my go-to game, and it made my childhood a lot more exciting.
I didn't care much about fancy graphics or complicated game physics back then. I simply enjoyed the game. I was super determined to get through it, solve puzzles, and complete missions. I used to have conversations with my friends about the game's missions. We would talk about how I completed them and the challenges I faced. Finishing a mission felt like a significant achievement for me. The first mission, the training one, was really tough. I can't even count how many times I tried to finish it and escape from that place. It was a big challenge, but I never gave up.
What's funny is that I could play the same mission over and over again without getting bored or tired. There weren't many games to choose from at that time, but "Hitman" was special to me. It was my go-to game, and it made my childhood a lot more exciting.