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Same. I'm glad to see such a jump in front page news, especially seeing that it's members contributing it. For a long time before, the front page barely moved. This is a great improvement.
Well the homebrew news (and hacking news) is pretty much what sets this site apart from whatever other gaming site. I understand that it was ignoring general gaming news to the benefit of homebrew, but there needs to be a balance.
I'd prefer a mix compared to the "gaming news only" stint that was going on a few months ago.
But yeah there's some homebrew projects that could use coverage.
But yeah there's some homebrew projects that could use coverage.
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