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he/him I mostly talk about shit I'm interested in and what boring life shit happens to me and shit

RIP Bobby Prince. this 1993 clip of him explaining the Commander Keen menu music is amazing. worth a watch even if you don't give a rip about Keen. source link below.

Robert C. "Bobby" Prince was a teacher, a mentor, and a friend. We worked together so well on Duke Nukem 3D that we could anticipate what the other was going to do next. If it weren't for him, I'd probably be stuck in a tech room somewhere still. Au revoir, Bobby. You're definitely missed.

Most of the footage of the famous 2000 "Super Mario 128" tech demo was recorded with handheld cameras by the audience, with the presenter drowning out the game sound. Only 10 seconds of direct feed footage exist, which reveal that the sound was a cacophony of Marios screaming.

Nomura no Famicom Trade was a stock trading application for the Japan-only dial-up modem add-on for the Famicom. Through a Nintendo collaboration, the game featured Mario on the information screen, doing a unique little dance.