According to the man in charge of HNT, this week's theme is "I Love My Mac." Aside from my ancient iPod, I do not have any Apple products; but I do have an Atari 2600.
Wednesday, March 05, 2008
HNT: 8-Bit Nudity
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12 COMMENTS:
PITFALL KICKS ASS!!!!!!!!!
What a dork. I have the Atari 5200. Centipede rules!
What? No Pong? HHNT!
LMAO you're just he shit, Wirthy. Love it! HHNT!
Yes! Atari!!
My dad sold my Atari at a garage sale a few years ago. My husband almost cried.
HHNT!
Happy HNT.
I'll pong ya, Happy HNT!
LOL- i love it! ; ) happyhnt! ; D
You're showing an Atari and yet call your iPod ancient???? :)
HAPPY HNT!
The company I used to work for started out by assembling the atari games and cartridges.
Hey Pitfall! I loved that game!
Never did find all the treasures though.
And I was the king of dork in that I owned a game that was simply known as "pong." No brand name, not a platform. Just a box you hooked up to your tv that played pong. Yeah.
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