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To edit a comment, you must click on the author name in the Manage Comments page.
Quite a cryptic way of denoting edit functionality.
Why didn’t they use a simple link, like the Unapprove / Spam ones?
Mark has sent me a link to an interesting video today, a countdown from GameTrailers.com.
And I’ve discovered I’ve played most of the games showcased there. It feels weird. Especially the Atari ones. I remember the graphics, the sound effects, every little detail.
Like all the moaning that my sis did when she lost in any game. Or how mom used to hide the Atari machine and uncover it only on Christmas, Easter and summer holidays. Or how I’ve spent my first gaming night, a Saturday night, sis was sleeping and parents were out. Me, the Atari, the hard-to-handle, easy-to-break controller with the big red button and some apple and pear flavoured sweets.
Then the PC came along, emulators, other consoles… Evolution.
But the Atari games still are my first gaming experience. And I’m so proud of that.
Apparently lifestreaming is the new black in the ‘nets, these days.
About a month ago I stumbled upon mr. Yongfook, who has a very interesting blog-turned-lifestream. I love the way he incorporated all of his digital presence in one page, without being too cluttered or chaotic.
Kudos.
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