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The Shadowland Prophesy
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Run Hello
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Xaxxaxoxax
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Run Hello
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Markov Space
by mcc
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Run Hello
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01/26/12 : Roxy: Break some glass.
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MS Paint Adventures
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01/26/12 : Roxy: Clear some space.
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MS Paint Adventures
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01/26/12 : Roxy: Break bottle.
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MS Paint Adventures
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01/26/12 : Roxy: Retrieve mutant kitten.
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MS Paint Adventures
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01/25/12 : Roxy: Take cat.
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MS Paint Adventures
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trouble making numbers
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climate astrology
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rats clear landmines
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re-engineer the web
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tiny box of one
by Brian Hayes (noreply@blogger.com)
(submitted to The Platformers 4-11-07)
It has come to my attention that there exists a number of otherwise perfectly intelligent individuals who, for whatever reason, wish to destroy the gaming industry.
I don't speak of Senators Clinton or Lieberman, or of software pirates. Nor do I speak of the infamous Jack Thompson- after all, I did say intelligent.
I don't mean politicians seeking votes and attention on the backs of of legislation and censorship, nor those who flood the market with hundreds of thousands of copies of black-market Nintendo DS games. I speak of game developers who desire a standardized gaming platform. In the words of the most vociferous of these madmen, Denis Dyack, CEO and founder of Silicon Knights:
(http://biz.gamedaily.com/industry/feature/?id=15712)
"I think in the long term, honestly, [I'd like] one hardware platform to rule them all...