I wish we could discuss "Mario 35" when it comes to video game preservation. I miss that game terribly.
Thinking about moving the SuperNT upstairs into the living room. Living room technically has a better setup then the game room.
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These aren’t anime fans. They’re terrorists using popular IPs.
Je débarque à république jvois Obito il a lancer un katon sur une voiture on se souviendra du #17octobre
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Your universe has no meaning to them. They will not try to understand. They will make a fire with your 1st edition Charizard.
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Emma Stone, Ryan Gosling, Guillermo del Toro, and 33 Other Stars Reveal Their Favorite Video Games of All Time.
From Zelda and Super Mario Odyssey to River Raid, Their Choices Span Generations of Gaming.
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From: The Jetsons (1962-1963), created by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera, Hanna-Barbera Productions
The UPA animator Bobe Cannon had a big hand in this sequence
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📺On ‘Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers,’ the Rangers stumble across a group of soda-worshipping mice who call themselves the Cola Cult (October 17, 1989)
How long until people realize elections just tell who to bribe or threaten. The whole thing is stick and carrot. Don't participate.
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We're at that stage of video game culture where the only people who have played the originals are old now, or are the equivalent of weird movie buffs who have film projectors and beta tapes in their garages. The majority of modern gamers play a new game half awake and then watch a youtuber explain the rest. They pick up venerable old series half way through their lifespan and call that good. The people making the games are twisted goblins who hate the medium. Only a few horny japanese people are still doing anything with a pulse. It's rough out there, man.
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On this date in 1989, "Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers" featured an unusual group of mice in "The Case of the Cola Cult."
BITE-SIZED FACT | The Rangers encounter soda-worshipping mice whose leaders exploit their followers, while Gadget begins to doubt her own inventiveness. Even Saturday morning cartoons had their share of strange storylines. #80s






















