sser
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Thinking back can be strange, because the fun itself has another context; different times, different technologies, usually a lost lifestyle I yearn for, down to the musk of cheap wooden flooring or a sort of wallpaper I don't even see anymore or a time when looking up and seeing an airplane was actually fascinating; a world that could really only go as far as your eyes would allow, with pockets of other realities in the form of VHS tapes which you'd spend an hour haunting a box store to rent. Back when technology was stowed away somewhere, usually a basement or a study, and that room itself had a particular sense of sights and smells, some plasticy metal box of computers or consoles with clicky-clacky joysticks and keyboards all set next to ancient wooden furniture with a black rotary phone and a rolodex that smelled like old people. So when I think of the fun I'm really thinking of another world entirely at this point. And in that world exists a little game called Army Men Sarge's Heroes, which was woefully underrated and still probably one of my favorite multiplayer games.