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Games People Play Games People Play is where to discuss personal computer, video game console, and arcade hardware and software - be it RPG, Sim, Strategy, Fighting, Action/Platform, or any other category. Although discussion of modern platforms/software will most likely dominate, discussion of classic videogame/computer hardware and software is always enjoyable, and certainly welcome - ESPECIALLY since there are public domain/shareware emulators of nearly every older computer/console available these days. Here's a taste of what awaits you: Nintendo-vs-Sega-vs-Sony, Console-vs-PC-vs-Mac, Hardware spec sheets/information, Industry news and discussion, Software reviews, IRC conference announcements/Reports, Emulators, Emulators, Emulators! ... and much, much more!

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Old 2001-07-05, 23:23
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Hey, do you guys know what would be a cool game for a four year old? He's pretty smart and I'm teaching him how to use a computer. But, it has to be a kind of basic game, like on the same level as original Mario Bros or Tetris. But, I'm looking for other suggestions. The best game I could find was a dead baby dress up at www.thisisacryforhelp.com, a cartoon of the elections at www.stileproject.com/politics, and a nazi killing game at www.stileproject.com/nazi.

He thought the election and the nazi was pretty funny.

Cheers,
Lost
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Old 2001-07-06, 06:25
Spiffy McBang Spiffy McBang is offline
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If you're taking a four-year-old to stileproject, it's too late.. keep playing.
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Old 2001-07-06, 22:42
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Eh... I was kind of worried about taking him to that website. But, what the Hell? He's already a wierd kid and besides, he can't even read yet, so he at least he can't read it.

Cheers,
Lost
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Old 2001-07-07, 01:44
Spiffy McBang Spiffy McBang is offline
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You could always try teaching him about the real kids' stuff- Tokemon.

BTW, none of your links work.
 
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