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2008, and still "new member". Kappa
Truth to be told, I very rarely like to engage in discussion around these parts.
Temp has (and mostly has had) it's fair share of pirate kiddie idiots.
Truth to be told, I very rarely like to engage in discussion around these parts.
Temp has (and mostly has had) it's fair share of pirate kiddie idiots.
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2011.
Admittedly I was using the temp a lot longer, but 10~11 year old me realised young people weren't liked in many areas of the internet.
Admittedly I was using the temp a lot longer, but 10~11 year old me realised young people weren't liked in many areas of the internet.
lets see. (also, isn't this more of an eof kind of topic?)
looks like 2009. Side note, I am sad because they switched to the new layout just as I was about to get my first blue ribbon.
Well GBAtemp got hacked and XenForo has this layout with everything, so yep. Before it was some other forum software, don't remember.
The site was deep in cataloging all of the GBA releases, and it was THE best place to find out any information about gba flash carts. Visually, it looked similar... I can't remember when the graphic overhaul happened.
A lot of GBA homebrew developers haunted it's halls. Community was great. Always an answer for any question you had. The scene was a LOT different back then... I don't remember any piracy vs. anti-piracy feuds, a lot of us actually enjoyed seeing a cool intro patched onto a new release, and when a new Pokemon game dropped the thread was filled with little birds chirping "GIMMIE! GIMME!"
A lot was different... a lot the same.
Now you kids get off my lawn, you can't have your ball back!
A lot of GBA homebrew developers haunted it's halls. Community was great. Always an answer for any question you had. The scene was a LOT different back then... I don't remember any piracy vs. anti-piracy feuds, a lot of us actually enjoyed seeing a cool intro patched onto a new release, and when a new Pokemon game dropped the thread was filled with little birds chirping "GIMMIE! GIMME!"
A lot was different... a lot the same.
Now you kids get off my lawn, you can't have your ball back!
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