_Doodle jump on pc
_I thought I had made it. I was fairly certain I would go to my grave without succumbing to the seemingly addictive nature of video games. I blame my addiction on Katie Couric. To know she is my age makes this admission even more painful.
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Two weeks ago, as is our nightly habit, we watched as Katie wrapped up the CBS nightly news. She described a iPhone game that is sweeping the nation. The name in itself is fun to say, Doodle Jump. Flashes of this darling little creature bounced on LT's flatscreen TV, bouncing up green ledges attempting to get to the top of?
I cannot answer because I have not been there, but I sure have had fun trying to get there. For you pros reading, please leave me a comment and tell me what else is up there, pretty please.
Katie interviewed the creator as he described the nation's craze with the little creature, sharing stories of marriage proposals and tons of fan mail. He even showed a common rookie mistake in playing the game: aggressive tilting side to side.
The story then splashed on different players, from the darling 9 year old giving us his exact highest score to the college freshman admitting, although somewhat embarassed, how addicting the game is.
As mentioned earlier, I have never played video games. I grew up before video games. Yes, we played tag, hide and go seek, hop scotch, those nerd games you see on Family Vacation movies.
LT and I do not have a Wii or a Xbox or 360 or a 240 (gotcha). We are just out of the video game loop. Not any more.
If I had to name a reason why this game has taken control of my life;-), I believe it is because the little doodle bug is so cute. Besides the fact, I love saying doodle bug. Saying Doodle Bug reminds me of the kick I get out of saying Curly q ice cream cones.
After seeing the Doodle Bug, I was emotionally engaged. For you unmarketing types, this is just where the creators of Doodle Jump wanted me. I wanted my own Doodle Bug, NOW.
I went to the application site on my iPhone and searched for Doodle Bug. OMG this little fella is even more adorable up close and personal. Without a thought to the price tag of .99, I logged into iTunes and downloaded Doodle Jump. For the record, I am very selective about what I download and even more selective about what I spend money on.
No instructions come with Doodle Bug. I cannot tell you if this is the norm. Remember who you are talking to. This game is fun from the first second. I believe this is why so many have embraced it and have succumbed to its addictive nature.
One note, I did look up once and LT was standing in front of me with his Watch Commander look threatening me with life as a Doodle Bug if I did not turn off the sound Doodle Bug makes as he hops up. Thank goodness I was able to do that
As I zipped along with my score getting higher and higher, I told myself I may have found my true calling in life. I wondered what the "pros" scored. I was scoring near 16,000 which seemed on the professional level.
Doodle jump on pc
doodle jump for computer
Two weeks ago, as is our nightly habit, we watched as Katie wrapped up the CBS nightly news. She described a iPhone game that is sweeping the nation. The name in itself is fun to say, Doodle Jump. Flashes of this darling little creature bounced on LT's flatscreen TV, bouncing up green ledges attempting to get to the top of?
I cannot answer because I have not been there, but I sure have had fun trying to get there. For you pros reading, please leave me a comment and tell me what else is up there, pretty please.
Katie interviewed the creator as he described the nation's craze with the little creature, sharing stories of marriage proposals and tons of fan mail. He even showed a common rookie mistake in playing the game: aggressive tilting side to side.
The story then splashed on different players, from the darling 9 year old giving us his exact highest score to the college freshman admitting, although somewhat embarassed, how addicting the game is.
As mentioned earlier, I have never played video games. I grew up before video games. Yes, we played tag, hide and go seek, hop scotch, those nerd games you see on Family Vacation movies.
LT and I do not have a Wii or a Xbox or 360 or a 240 (gotcha). We are just out of the video game loop. Not any more.
If I had to name a reason why this game has taken control of my life;-), I believe it is because the little doodle bug is so cute. Besides the fact, I love saying doodle bug. Saying Doodle Bug reminds me of the kick I get out of saying Curly q ice cream cones.
After seeing the Doodle Bug, I was emotionally engaged. For you unmarketing types, this is just where the creators of Doodle Jump wanted me. I wanted my own Doodle Bug, NOW.
I went to the application site on my iPhone and searched for Doodle Bug. OMG this little fella is even more adorable up close and personal. Without a thought to the price tag of .99, I logged into iTunes and downloaded Doodle Jump. For the record, I am very selective about what I download and even more selective about what I spend money on.
No instructions come with Doodle Bug. I cannot tell you if this is the norm. Remember who you are talking to. This game is fun from the first second. I believe this is why so many have embraced it and have succumbed to its addictive nature.
One note, I did look up once and LT was standing in front of me with his Watch Commander look threatening me with life as a Doodle Bug if I did not turn off the sound Doodle Bug makes as he hops up. Thank goodness I was able to do that
As I zipped along with my score getting higher and higher, I told myself I may have found my true calling in life. I wondered what the "pros" scored. I was scoring near 16,000 which seemed on the professional level.
Doodle jump on pc
