“Do you prefer the soft delicate kisses of a console game? Or the smooth silky touch of a PC game? Personally I prefer backgammon but that’s just me.”

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“I think you need a new therapist.”

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“Turtles are actually kinda gross. Rats are DEFINITELY gross.”

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“Are we still in the game?!”

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“An 8-Bit Tribute to your childhood in the 90′s. Before it all went wrong.”

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“EUROPE IN 8 BITS is a documentary that explores the world of chip music, a new musical trend that is growing exponentially throughout Europe.”

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“Fun, fun, fun!”

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“There is no beginning or end to the game, just collecting and wandering, birthing and consuming, an arbitrary point system rising until your inevitable death and the birth of another generation.”

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“Ba-baba-babaaaaaaaaaa!”

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“Here it is guys, the indie game ultimate list… a recap of every game I’ve looked at through the last year in 5 second clip form.”

Nick Reineke hat es sich mit seinen täglichen Indie Impressions zur Aufgabe gemacht, kleineren Spielen in kurzen Vorstellungsvideos zu mehr Beachtung zu verhelfen. Als besonderes Extra versammelte er jetzt in einer halbstündigen Zusammenfassung 365 bizarre, einzigartige und bemerkenswerte Spiele, denen jeweils 5 Sekunden gewidmet wurden. (…)

“NIN-PLAY-DOH launched a hit video game console in the 80s known as the NES with classic accessories like ROB, Power Glove and the Zapper.”

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“Skit-B Pinball built this custom Duck Hunt pinball machine by modding a 1962 ‘Williams Valiant’ table and hybridizing it with a PC to provide sound effects and other nifties.”

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“It would be wise for you to flee!”

Ich weiß, da drückt eine große böse Firma genau die Knöpfe, die Marktanalyse und Zielgruppenforschung für besonders effektiv halten. Ich weiß, ich sollte lieber Oniken spielen, statt mich darüber zu freuen, dass große Studios nun die Ästhetik von Indiespielen und 80er-Trash kopieren.
Ist trotzdem großartig! (…)

“Audio from the game has been blended with audio captured while waiting for public transportation in the real world.”

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“The Swiss army knife of retro gaming pleasure – fifteen console systems playing eighteen formats in total [...]“

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