Exposing my socks to the world

I just got my copy of The Legend of Zelda: the Wind Waker, but I just bought Pokémon Sapphire last week and with the copious amount of homework I have, I don’t think I’ll be able to play it for about a month.

Well, at least the case is nice to look at.

Here is a version of Pong that does away with those pesky ‘graphics’.

Who would have ever thought that Coca-Cola would ever advertise for this site?

One of my all time favorite games for the TI-99/4A was Parsec. Never mind the fact that we only had three games for the system total (Parsec, Radar Rat Race, and Hustle).



This site has a review up.

3D WorldRunner is a strange NES game. It was the first and only game that I know of that used Red/Blue Separation for 3D (although it really didn’t work). This site has a review of this odd game.



Just try to look past the typos:



Quote:Occasionally you can catch a balloon and sour to an extra level, in which case the speed of the ground is increased tremendously.

Hmm. Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire came out today.

In other news, millions kids from the ages of 7 to 18 are beginning to feel a mysterious illness. Determined to “Catch ’em all,” the public school system will be virtually deserted tomorrow.

Apparently some people are overflowing with creative juicyness, virtually dripping with it. Well they think they are anyway. I personally could not imagine writing about video games in fiction style but many people think it is a good idea apparently…and I couldnt possibly fathom writing about this even though it is currently one of my fav’s…oh well.

Here’s the next installment in the Crummysocks.com How2Make series: How to make a 2D fighter

Got an old 486 laying around? Don’t throw it out, turn it into a gaming machine.



I just recently came into possesion of a 486… time to dust off those copies of Hocus Pocus and Mystic Towers that I’ve been hanging on to.

WTF+OMG=WTFOMG.



Beware. May cause siezures.