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Table of Contents Memories

The purpose of the articles in this section is to share personal memories related to video games and game development.


  • Memory 1 of 10: Atari 2600
  • Memory 2 of 10: ZX Spectrum
  • Memory 3 of 10: Game Boy
  • Memory 4 of 10: Super Nintendo
  • Memory 5 of 10: Game programming
  • Memory 6 of 10: PC with CD-ROM (5th Gen.)
  • Memory 7 of 10: PC with Graphics Card (6th Gen.)
  • Memory 8 of 10: Xbox 360 (7th Gen.)
  • Memory 9 of 10: Xbox One (8th Gen.)
  • Memory 10 of 10: HTC Vive VR 


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