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Posted: Apr 10th 2007 5:37PM (Unverified) said

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Wow. I'm very impressed. That looks pretty good for being nothing more than Post-It Notes.
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Posted: Apr 10th 2007 5:55PM KiraXD said

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Posted: Apr 10th 2007 6:08PM (Unverified) said

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The children are our future.
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Posted: Apr 10th 2007 6:38PM (Unverified) said

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>> "Pretty rad especially considering they were
>> either in diapers or not even born when this
>> game was popular."

Jeeze! You ain't kiddin'! Most college freshmen would be 19 this year and that means they were born in 1989. Seniors, on a 4 year plan, would have been born in 1986!

Thank you, Joystick, nothing made me feel like a dinosaur today and it's nearly 7pm.
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Posted: Apr 10th 2007 6:54PM Daniel H said

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Hey, not all young people don't respect old games. I was actually considering attending UC Santa Cruz this year and I was accepted, but the out of state tuition is horrible.
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Posted: Apr 10th 2007 6:58PM (Unverified) said

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Why can't the real world be more like university? In university, people find non-destructive ways to express themselves, but outside of university, people just tag everything with spray paint!
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Posted: Apr 10th 2007 7:12PM (Unverified) said

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Anybody on Joystiq in Los Angeles? We should totally one-up these guys. (Ooh, feel that pun?)
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Posted: Apr 10th 2007 7:16PM (Unverified) said

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#4 that would be 1988 if they turn 19 this year.
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Posted: Apr 10th 2007 8:27PM mrmobius said

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Thats a cool idea, and I think it'd be cool if more uni people decided to do random things with their spare time. (Any ideas for next year when I hopefully get to uni would be appreciated).
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Posted: Apr 11th 2007 12:38PM (Unverified) said

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@Steve

I'm a freshman in college and I'm turning 20 next week.
If I were a senior I'd be turning 24, so that makes the year range 1983-1987.
The NES version was released in North America in June of 1986.

So while it's true they were a bit young for this, try not to feel too old.
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