Dinosaurs and Robots: 2600 Video Game Cartridge Remixes

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Wednesday, April 23, 2008

2600 Video Game Cartridge Remixes

Silly video game box remixes succinctly make the point that we were moving the same clunky pixels in a limited number of ways.

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Posted by Mister Jalopy at 11:27 AM

Labels: videogames

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