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otlgaming: THE DARKER SIDE OF 8-BIT I have a lot of fond memories of playing 8-bit games when I was younger and when I reflect on them it’s usually about the hours spent mapping an area or trying to defeat a boss for the 100th time. The people at The Geekerie, however, remember things differently and have created a series of prints that shine a light on some of the darker moments of gaming.  For another spin on 8-bit games, check out Steve Thomas’s Video Game Propaganda posters.
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otlgaming: THE DARKER SIDE OF 8-BIT I have a lot of fond memories of playing 8-bit games when I was younger and when I reflect on them it’s usually about the hours spent mapping an area or trying to defeat a boss for the 100th time. The people at The Geekerie, however, remember things differently and have created a series of prints that shine a light on some of the darker moments of gaming.  For another spin on 8-bit games, check out Steve Thomas’s Video Game Propaganda posters.
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otlgaming: THE DARKER SIDE OF 8-BIT I have a lot of fond memories of playing 8-bit games when I was younger and when I reflect on them it’s usually about the hours spent mapping an area or trying to defeat a boss for the 100th time. The people at The Geekerie, however, remember things differently and have created a series of prints that shine a light on some of the darker moments of gaming.  For another spin on 8-bit games, check out Steve Thomas’s Video Game Propaganda posters.
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otlgaming: THE DARKER SIDE OF 8-BIT I have a lot of fond memories of playing 8-bit games when I was younger and when I reflect on them it’s usually about the hours spent mapping an area or trying to defeat a boss for the 100th time. The people at The Geekerie, however, remember things differently and have created a series of prints that shine a light on some of the darker moments of gaming.  For another spin on 8-bit games, check out Steve Thomas’s Video Game Propaganda posters.
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otlgaming:

THE DARKER SIDE OF 8-BIT

I have a lot of fond memories of playing 8-bit games when I was younger and when I reflect on them it’s usually about the hours spent mapping an area or trying to defeat a boss for the 100th time.

The people at The Geekerie, however, remember things differently and have created a series of prints that shine a light on some of the darker moments of gaming. 

For another spin on 8-bit games, check out Steve Thomas’s Video Game Propaganda posters.

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