what i loved about the 8-bit era was how terrible most of the games were, how absolutely awful they were. you could pay $60 and be saddled with the worst game imaginable, a game that bore no relation to its license or box art.
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he always loved a terrible deal, a birthday gift you'd throw away immediately, clothes that didn't fit right after the first wash, new fast food products that turned his steel stomach within seconds. "this was real life" is how he would characterize all that.
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he thought the best products were the ones that gave you immediate buyer's remorse, remorse so overwhelming you couldn't even remember why you bought the thing in the first place. it was almost like your brain went hazy and you had to buy it, but why? why not?
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$100, $1000, $10,000...what difference did the price make? you probably didn't have it when you bought it and you certainly wouldn't get it back after you did.
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