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24-09-2011, 16:43
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One was of the C64 and the other of the Amiga, two great examples of classic gaming at its finest. Both emulators were packed full of some of my favorite titles such as Twin Bee and Where is Carmen San Diego. In fact I was overjoyed when I first loaded ...
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