Similar to Maplestory, a game that dominated most of our time when we should be studying was Gunbound. Similar to Worms, it was a 2D shooting game where players moved about in tanks and blew everybody off the map. Ah.. the joys of childhood. Here are some memories from Gunbound that you probably experienced before.Continue reading “8 things You Probably Miss From the Old Gunbound”
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4 of My favourite Dinosaur Games
In case you’ve been living under a rock, Jurassic World is in theatres and is rocking box offices worldwide. It even beat the record known as ‘The Avengers’. If you’re like me and think you’re a hardcore fan after you watched that show (we’re not btw), you should know that now is the right timeContinue reading “4 of My favourite Dinosaur Games”
13 Memories from MSN Messenger
Other than Maplestory, something else that dominated most of our time when we should be studying was MSN Messenger. Here are some memories from it: 1. 2. 3. 4. The birth of torrent. 5. C.A.M.P.F.I.R.E.S.O.N.G song – Spongebob Squarepants apparantly didn’t make you cool 6. 7. Look at what our names were represented by previously!Continue reading “13 Memories from MSN Messenger”
11 Things We Probably Miss from the Old MapleStory
Whether you’re a hardcore gamer or a casual gamer, chances are you’ve either played or come across one of the more popular games back then: MapleStory. However, so much has changed since then, with the Big Bang, new classes with dragons floating over their heads, and new maps with even weirder monsters. The real essenceContinue reading “11 Things We Probably Miss from the Old MapleStory”
6 Things Neopets Taught Me Which No School Ever Did
The word ‘Neopets’ is probably nostalgic to everyone, especially those born in the 90s. It signalled the beginning of an era where you had to fight to use the telephone or the Internet and also the slow loading of images. Nonetheless, Neopets bore the significance of being life’s greatest tutor. Neopets actually had all ofContinue reading “6 Things Neopets Taught Me Which No School Ever Did”
