Even if you don't usually pick up Gamepro, this issue may be worth picking up just for the racketboy.com blurb, even though its a bit brief.
racketboy.com in this month's Gamepro
racketboy.com in this month's Gamepro
I subscribe to just about every gaming magazine there is, just because I'm weird and still enjoy print. I got this month's Gamepro in the mail yesterday and found a pretty interesting, yet short, article on retro gaming and its sudden resurgence. They actually mention racketboy.com and asked Nick himself a few questions about the topic.
Even if you don't usually pick up Gamepro, this issue may be worth picking up just for the racketboy.com blurb, even though its a bit brief.
Even if you don't usually pick up Gamepro, this issue may be worth picking up just for the racketboy.com blurb, even though its a bit brief.
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I still love print mags. Beats taking a laptop to the bathroom.
Re: racketboy.com in this month's Gamepro
Gameboys were designed to be taken into the bathroom.noiseredux wrote:I still love print mags. Beats taking a laptop to the bathroom.
Re: racketboy.com in this month's Gamepro
Luke wrote:Gameboys were designed to be taken into the bathroom.noiseredux wrote:I still love print mags. Beats taking a laptop to the bathroom.
If you're getting enough fiber in your diet, you don't have time to play gameboy or read magazines.
A high-fiber diet will change your life.
Systems: TI-99/4a, Commodore Vic-20, Atari 2600, NES, SMS, GB, Neo Geo MVS (Big Red 4-slot), Genesis, SNES, 3DO, PS1, N64, DC, PS2, GBA, GCN, NDSi, Wii
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The only magazine I seem to get anymore is "Play" (US version). I think there is one in UK with the same title.
Cool news on the GamePro front. I honestly didn't know they made that magazine anymore.
Cool news on the GamePro front. I honestly didn't know they made that magazine anymore.
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you actually know me far better than I wish you did. Super Puzzle Fighter gets a lot of toilet time in the NR household.Luke wrote:Gameboys were designed to be taken into the bathroom.noiseredux wrote:I still love print mags. Beats taking a laptop to the bathroom.
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Limewater wrote:Luke wrote:Gameboys were designed to be taken into the bathroom.noiseredux wrote:I still love print mags. Beats taking a laptop to the bathroom.
If you're getting enough fiber in your diet, you don't have time to play gameboy or read magazines.
A high-fiber diet will change your life.
Look, I'm not gonna rush my business for you or anybody.
Re: racketboy.com in this month's Gamepro
Why, cause they're so big you can't accidentally flush them?Luke wrote:Gameboys were designed to be taken into the bathroom.noiseredux wrote:I still love print mags. Beats taking a laptop to the bathroom.
Can some one scan the article in for us? I'm never gonna remember to pick up a copy.
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If you have a high-fiber diet, you don't have to rush your business. It'll take care of itself. No stress, no strain, and it frees up a lot of time!noiseredux wrote:Limewater wrote:
If you're getting enough fiber in your diet, you don't have time to play gameboy or read magazines.
A high-fiber diet will change your life.
Look, I'm not gonna rush my business for you or anybody.
Systems: TI-99/4a, Commodore Vic-20, Atari 2600, NES, SMS, GB, Neo Geo MVS (Big Red 4-slot), Genesis, SNES, 3DO, PS1, N64, DC, PS2, GBA, GCN, NDSi, Wii
Re: racketboy.com in this month's Gamepro
This topic has taken a disturbing turn... 
