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It's kind of the opposite of digital distribution: instead of getting a game without physical media, delivered over the internet, you'll get cartridges with no game inside through the mail.
click to go down Fake Memory Lane in our gallery
It's kind of the opposite of digital distribution: instead of getting a game without physical media, delivered over the internet, you'll get cartridges with no game inside through the mail.
Reader Comments (22)
Posted: Dec 17th 2009 3:54AM The Wicker Man said
That was the most profound statement ever made. I think.
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Posted: Dec 17th 2009 3:19AM Drake Lake said
I wish the carts would function, even if they were just crappy games. I'd help out too if I knew how to program for one of the Atari consoles or something, just because it's for a good cause.
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Posted: Dec 17th 2009 3:51AM The Wicker Man said
I'm sure your father said the same thing. But, what else could the old bastard do but hit the bottle and put the spurs to the old girl. Anything to get her to stop bitching about her biological clock...
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Posted: Dec 17th 2009 7:31AM (Unverified) said
Haha, Christ that was predictable and lame.
My most sincere apologies to where I don't think even plastic boxes with mediocre art on them for charity are worth anything.
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My most sincere apologies to where I don't think even plastic boxes with mediocre art on them for charity are worth anything.
Posted: Dec 17th 2009 10:33AM MystileArmor said
"Haha, Christ that was predictable and lame"
... and that's what your dad said when he finished?
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... and that's what your dad said when he finished?
Posted: Dec 17th 2009 12:03PM The Wicker Man said
Every comment you make is negative and pessimistic. I realize you are going through "adolescence" and think anything and everything is "un-cool", but it is a charity auction and that is something nice. The way you phrased your little retort makes it sound as if you are apologizing to yourself. You should.
@Mystile RIMSHOT!!!!
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@Mystile RIMSHOT!!!!
Posted: Dec 17th 2009 3:30AM AntiVillian said
the cost of making a fully playable 8-bit game would probably be a lot more then you think, maybe not creating the game but creating a fully operational cartridge. I don't know much about the industry but don't those old out of use parts get hard to come by?
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Posted: Dec 17th 2009 3:51AM kentuckyfried said
It would've been fun if they looked like cartridges, but contained a playable, mini-DVD game disc inside, to keep costs down. Oh well...
I've always wanted to play that Burger King/Splinter Cell game, never grabbed it while it was available (Xbox I think).
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I've always wanted to play that Burger King/Splinter Cell game, never grabbed it while it was available (Xbox I think).
Posted: Dec 17th 2009 7:54AM Pure Black World Tendency said
It doesn't take much to be the best part of the Matt Hazard series, I guess.
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Posted: Dec 17th 2009 9:53AM (Unverified) said
I wonder if that plastic is hazardous to someone's health.
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Posted: Dec 17th 2009 11:26AM (Unverified) said
It's almost like the Matt Hazard team wanted to be a self-parody from the beginning of development
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