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Now this is just out there. WTF?

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Probably not all Happy Meal toys, but funny nonetheless. The Wonder Woman scissors are my favorite!

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I know this has been debated forever for the NES game Ring King, but do you guys think it was intentional? Was the designer playing a joke, or does it just look like a BJ? If not, what is he supposed to be doing? Has anyone ever interviewed him and asked?

I used to have this embedded on my MySpace page in like 2006. Love this game!

I like this one a lot!

I just re-added it.

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You are in luck, as I have added this game to the Arcade, among other classics. I've figured out how to add any Flash game, so long as I have the .swf file. The only thing I haven't figured out yet is how to save the scores of the .swf files, but I'll work on getting it done (if it's even possible).

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It was being sold as a regular, untested Commodore VIC 20 with no power supply (or anything else but the unit itself), but it was pretty clear that there was nothing regular about it. I bought it because it was unique and the price was cheap, although I knew nothing about it. I watched the 8-Bit Guy...

On Monday, a German Redditor named c-wizz announced that they had found a very rare 66-year-old Librascope LGP-30 computer (and several 1970 DEC PDP-8/e computers) in their grandparents' basement. The LGP-30, first released in 1956, is one of only 45 manufactured in Europe and may be best known as ...

Just did a semi-major update. Not sure about e-mail notifications, but everything else should be fully operational.

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Picked up a Commodore VIC-20 SMPL

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