No one. There’d not really any point I can think of to “punish” them at this point except satisfying some creepy, sadistic sense of “justice”.

Not so much that as just, well, outrage culture in general.

Also tries to feed on outrage addiction culture

What downtime things did it say aren’t a time waste?

That’s pretty early in the game.

Different strokes for different folks

That’s doubly true for the golf game.

I was happy that the next release was pretty good.

Moo2 forever, though.

Goblin mode?

Not a single restaurant I’ve been in with the QR codes has been like that.

They’ve all simply cheaped out on printed menus.

I turn around and walk out of those restaurants.

frank

Tip 12 Hours works pretty well for me.

Good point.

I also got an email from them about it today, so I just assumed the article was also new.

I mean, the machines were everywhere. And if your parents happened to have a quarter (or sometimes a dime), and if you were good/persistent enough…

I thought this was already announced a while back.

But nice.

This stuff is why I paid for an account.

Probably one of the simple home Atari machines - a Breakout game with a couple other “games”, like “basketball”. Although my only memories of playing it were later.

Combat for the 2600 is probably the first one I actually remember playing. Actually, might be Adventure.

The earliest ones I remember well - like, my earliest strong memories of playing - are C64 games like Miner 2049er, Jumpman, Repton, Space Taxi.

Then remember a wholllle lot of shit for the rest of the early-mid 80s while I was still pretty young :)

My kid is now a big fan of pretty much all those games. I’m surprised how many. (And surprised about a few he isn’t)

Some five year olds got to play arcade machines in 1982 :)

Oh man, I haven’t seen or thought about Wacky Wheels since, well, probably not long after it came out.

Still remember getting that “lost episode” of Keen in the mail from Softdisk (I think?) after harrassing my parents for weeks. Along with Hovertank.

chief

Oh…oh no.

Techno. My son does too. He throws light switch raves.

Or Crazy Cartoon. Or Japanese Cartoon.

No, no, it’s Virus. Tough to understand the jumping off the screen or popup gags these days, though.