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and *BITS* Seen On This Website Are Made in the *USA* |
…I re-opened this site as a blog. It was my hope that I could finally make a go of it on the ‘net. But things didn’t work out that way.
Or rather, when release dates collide. We’re all too familiar with the typical “holiday rush”, where a number of overhyped “A” titles show up within a short time of each other.
We know the computer/online world moves fast. But there was a time when it was slower yet moved faster.
Next week is E3, the gathering where companies show off upcoming titles and vaporware ;) EA is attending, and they have a lot of games on their list.
Are there games that stand the test of time? By that, I mean really old ones, that are still playable today.
Once again, it’s that time. That time when Yours Truly (me) feels too lazy to post anything significant. Besides, today in the U.S. is a holiday, which gives me an excuse to goof off. So, open comments here. Just remember, game-related.
Remember shareware? In case you don’t, Eurogamer has an article on that very subject. Although I take issue with their point of view.
MMOGs take a long time to develop, and only a short time to disappear. Over at bit-tech, they look at success and failure in the world of online gaming. However…