Yep, I was a big C64 guy and that is where I enjoyed those early games. There was just something distinct and polished about the games.

I loved and still loved nearly all of Jeff's games. Big fan of Gridrunner, Hover Bovver, Attack of the Mutant Camels, etc. I've even played most of his modern mobile games like Goat Up.

Lol. One legged man with a boner. I miss you winding up scammers. You should do this more often. I do this on scam phone calls I get, keep them on 30 mins or more.

Lol. I've been in the scene a long time and spent the last year studying Smart contracts and NFT's

Yes, it is very detaied. I'm passionate and proud of what i've achieved with Dungeons and I have tried to allow others to understand just how changable other NFT's are after minting.

Great photography mate, but you definitely should have given that CRT a new home before the place was demolished.

Undoubtedly. Going to be massive and these are the early relics. In a few years they will have even more value.

A time machine would be epic wouldn't it, so long as only you had it :)

Hey Steve. Long time no speak. How are you. Completely agree on the worth, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Money is only a piece of paper or plastic, but it has value because we have all agreed it

Thanks for that. I'll start writing some more in the coming weeks. I got deep into other crypto related subjects and forgot all about Hive for a while. I loved WOW back in the day. WOW with a crypto

I was in Splinterlands in Alpa and bought 5 packs but couldn't find a guide on how to play it. So I forgot all about it until a month ago. I wish I had played it then and bought packs all along.

Yep, lots of useless projects will go to zero. The strength is in the quality of the community and the commitment of the devs. If they are in this for the long haul, then values will continue to rise.

It isn't too late. We are still incredibly early in this space.

I don't think you'll have much choice than to come along for the ride in a few years :)

That sounds awesome. Jack Dorsey who owns twitter is a huge crypto advocat and recently added BTC and Ethereum addresses as fields for your profile picture. The next step will be letting you select verified

I think what you are facing here is the anti-establishment vision of some members of the Urbex community. They will believe it is all about sticking up two fingers to the corporate world. It has parallels

LoP WAS leet. My favourite hacking group. That was cruel on Crash though. A guy with ambition like that could have been useful to you.

I think the real issue for me with this game was that: A. It was boring B. It was awful C. I didn't want to play it Those things don't really add up to something I want to spend countless hours cracking

The scariest thing about you driving 130 mph in that car was the fact you hardly every squirted the windows clean. It was like driving down the road under a greasy bed sheet.

I've got the shivers again reading this. I'd also booked three audit sessions, so they weren't happy that I was not prepared to go back for a second. They wanted a full explanation which I was not prepared