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Those of you who were already PC gamers in January 2002 (probably none) will perhaps remember (probably not) the rivalry between this game and Medal of Honor: Allied Assault. Some even said it was the new Quake 3 vs. Unreal Tournament. It seemed as if you had to choose between one or the other.
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I'm a big fan of plain text files. Years may pass, new powerful file formats and editors may be released, but they'll never replaced the good, old .txt in my heart. There's this feeling I can't really describe when I see the austere GUI, the monospaced font and the lines of neatly wrapped text on a white background. There's nothing superfluous to distract you. Writing like this forces you to be really focused and compose a mental image, or map, of what you want to convey. From the veteran Windows Notepad to gedit, I've spent thousands of hours staring at editors like these.
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A friend requested my help to find a good media player. Turns out I had a PlayStation 3 lying around gathering dust, so we set it up as a multimedia center, and it turned out great. To help him using it, I made a simple control scheme cheatsheet that you can download below.
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Star Wars, one of the most exploited sagas in existence. When adaptations of the first trilogy were released for the NES and Game Boy in the early 90s, it was just a matter of time before they appeared on the SNES, with (sadly) questionable results.
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My third short story followed after more than a year hiatus. Up until then I thought that maybe this thing had been a one-off. I didn't want to develop a personal style set in stone so I kept experimenting; this was the time for a first-person narrator.