While perusing Slashdot
I noticed this article
about a new Quake
3 map based upon the old Atari 2600
VCS game Adventure,
which brought back a ton of memories, spending hours playing games—the
most hilarious being Football
(well, at least I found it hilarious to play; the Intellivision
Football
game rocked though).
Not wanting to wake The Boys up, I found an Atari 2600 VCS emulator I could
use to play the games I remember from childhood. So I spent a few hours
(okay, way too many hours) playing a ton of games, including one
made in 1990! (who knew Atari even made cartridges for the
2600 that late?)
I even found a game
that Rob might
like.
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