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Thu, 11/26/2009 - 10:31pm
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Rob Daviau
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Man I love modern old games!

It is cool and interesting to see good programs pushing these classic systems. Many seem a labor of love unlike back in the day
when it was to meet a deadline and rake in sales. This way it seems these programmers really take advantage of the hardware. It
is so cool what these old systems can be made to do!

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Oldschool games, some people just don't "get it"...

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Oldschool games, some people just don't "get it"...

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