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ID	Post Type	Posted By	Comment	Title	Posted On

5730	Article	Game Joy	That’s a good list to start with, little brother, but we know, there are many other forgotten mascots out there, mainly from Sega. It’s really a pity because I miss them all, except Boogerman		Sep 02, 2023
5771	Article	Game Joy	We need to get that game back, little brother! For our Halloween!	Remembering the Nightmare Board Game	Oct 07, 2023
5777	Article	Game Joy	To be frank, I also saw the ads back then, on GamePro. But I didn't got hyped, the console visual wasn't appealing, looking oddly simplistic to it's promises, and the black and white games, not appealing as well. The Bandai WonderSwan was another recent release, also with black and white games. The only "outsider" handheld getting my attention was the Neo-Geo Pocket Color, and the Game Boy Color about to come out. The other handheld having my curiosity was the Nokia N-Gage, but when I saw the so tiny screen, I got reluctant on getting it. Luckily you had the experience before buying it, little brother. Another charismatic, full of passion game article from my amazing brother. It's always a pleasure to read.	Game Com: The Worst Handheld I Almost Got	Oct 10, 2023
5792	Article	Game Joy	The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time was advertise on the gaming magazines back them as having 256 megabits of memory. For comparison purposes, Super Mario 64, the first Nintendo 64 cartridge, has 64 megabits of memory, four times less to offer. That means more textures on Ocarina of Time, more sound samples and all. Such a fantastic masterpiece! I'm glad to see you valuing the game, little brother. And for those of you who want to enjoy this beautiful game, played by my highly skilled brother, here is the link of one of the eleven videos of our playthrough; enjoy! https://odysee.com/@official.benny.bros:e/Ocarina-of-Time---Part-1---PC-Playthrough:4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nBJ3t9pGHYw	The Importance of Ocarina of Time	Dec 20, 2023
5791	Article	Game Joy	OMG I clearly remember all the hype by the gaming magazines back then! Sonic CD is a masterpiece of all time! I love that game to this day and always will. Sonic Spinball was advertised on the mags as well, hyped and fun, and Sonic Chaos got some attention too. Your full of charisma articles and above average vocabulary, little brother. Always a pleasure to read your texts. Stay tuned to our channel, guys! Many Sonic games are coming. Here are the links; enjoy! https://odysee.com/@official.benny.bros https://www.youtube.com/@benny.bros.	Sonic's triple game release of 1993	Dec 20, 2023
5638	Article	catsooey	Reading this was like reading about another version of myself growing up. We started out on the goofy store bought boards which left orange plastic on curbs everywhere from railsliding and very early attempts at ollies. The ollie to us was like flying - we were mesmerized by anyone who could do it and it seemed impossible. My two best friends skated with me, and one of them (Jeremy - rest in peace bro) had an older brother - Dave Schrieber - who ran the local skate camp and knew a lot of the people on the scene. He knew Jimmy Gagne and Corey Shaw who were big amateurs at the time and were about to go pro. I think Corey ended up breaking his back on a launch ramp. Anyway we had our local skate shop, The On Ramp (the larger business was called Interskate 91, which was a roller skating place, and everything was highway themed) and the day finally came when we got our first real boards. My friends got the McGill (the skull snake graphic) and (bat/dragon) Caballero, and I got a Hawk board with the Claw/Hawk graphic. It was the coolest thing I had ever seen. Each of us had the board of our favorite skater and we thought of ourselves as a mini bones brigade lol. We hadn’t even learned to Ollie yet. The only mistake we made was getting Toxic Shock Syndrome’s ‘Acid Rain’ wheels, which looked cool but rode like rocks. Pete and I both got them and I still regret it to this day. I should have gotten slime balls like Jeremy did, which were great wheels. I think they might have been Vomits but I can’t remember. So we learned to Ollie - I was the first to learn, but Jeremy had the cooler ultra glue foot style that I always tried to get. I used to jump so fast and so high that my board would take a second to catch up to my back foot. It would slap the bottom of my foot when I got to the peak of the Ollie. I was the only one that learned to kick flip though, and I was really proud of being able to pull that off. The Frankie Hill ‘gap’ Ollie from the ‘Propaganda’ video was huge at this time. And the Ollie impossible was new and it really did look impossible. It was a great time for us. A few years later I picked up the guitar (Jeremy was already playing) and we didn’t skate as much. But we did pick it up again for a while in high school. I was actually thinking of getting a board and skating again. It sounds nuts because I’m 43, but I think I might be able to do it. There’s now an actual skate park in my town (if it had been there when I was skating we never would have left, we would have set up little lean-to’s and camped out there so we could skate 24 hours a day!). It’s a concrete bowl, some stairs, rails etc, so if I bite it it’s going to hurt a lot more, but I think I’m gonna go for it.	Skate or Die Generation	May 17, 2022
5625	Article		I can't believe we don't have interactive toys like Captain Power nowadays, that's such a cool concept!	VHS Odyssey	Mar 31, 2022
5626	Article		back in middle school I had a small collection of Pokémon figures from some cheap gacha machines around the town, one of the girls who used to play with us got mad at me for some reason and decided to flush my Pokes away, literally. The whole class got mad at her and I did too, but I was about to let it go when her mom got me a small set of Pokémon figures from a toy shop, those were a bit more expensive than the cheap gachas I had, so I felt kinda guilty accepting them :p I did forgive her of course, we were kids, and kids do stupid things	Top four disappointing moments of childhood	Mar 31, 2022
5624	Article		Video games are a product of the entertainment industry. Most of the gaming contracts are not following legal laws. This is true since the gaming industry is a new thing in our society. We don't yet have the proper mechanisms and legislation that will regulate the terms and agreements for all games coming from the different companies. Also, I don't like how big gaming platforms like steam restrict their players to sell the accounts and their profiles to other people at online platforms like https://skincashier.com, I don't find this fair.	Classic games that deserve modern remakes	Mar 30, 2022
5572	Article	Beatles_Toybox	Thanks for sharing! Growing up in rural Oregon, one of the few things for us to do on Friday nights (maybe it was Saturday) was go to the small Catholic church for skate night. They had ancient roller-skates that they would rent to us and a big chunk of the community would fill the place as we would skate in a circle around the small basketball court. I broke my arm there in fourth grade, but it didn't stop me from lacing up the skates for a school reward trip to Skate Palace in Salem. Looking back on it, roller skating was huge for me as a kid. Unfortunately I never mastered any cool skating tricks but had fun anyway. Most skate places around here are now closed and the church hasn't had skate night for a very long time.	Skating Through The Years	Dec 21, 2021