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[http://www.mobygames.com MobyGames - A Game Documentation and Review Project] | |||
===My MobyGames history=== | |||
[ | MobyGames is one of my favorite web sites. I've long been a fan of game credits, and hoped to someday start the gaming equivalent of [[IMDb]]. I wasn't the only one with such aspirations, however, and ran across MobyGames before I could do much of anything with the assorted game credits I'd transcribed into text. At the time I was bummed that I'd been beaten to the idea, and figured anything I had was simple enough that others had probably already entered it into the site. However... I eventually found that not to be the case. Getting over my jealousy, I decided making a notable contribution to the site was the next best thing to having started it (and truly a much smaller pain in the ass), so I joined the site in late 2003. After running out of my initial batch of credits to contribute I went to such things as scanning my games, though this went at a slower pace. In early 2007 I became one of the many approvers for the site; even if I had nothing to put in the site I could still help on the back end of things to make a contribution of a different kind. | ||
[http://www.mobygames.com/ | [http://www.mobygames.com/user/sheet/userSheetId,33508/ My MobyGames rap sheet] | ||
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MobyGames - A Game Documentation and Review Project
My MobyGames history
MobyGames is one of my favorite web sites. I've long been a fan of game credits, and hoped to someday start the gaming equivalent of IMDb. I wasn't the only one with such aspirations, however, and ran across MobyGames before I could do much of anything with the assorted game credits I'd transcribed into text. At the time I was bummed that I'd been beaten to the idea, and figured anything I had was simple enough that others had probably already entered it into the site. However... I eventually found that not to be the case. Getting over my jealousy, I decided making a notable contribution to the site was the next best thing to having started it (and truly a much smaller pain in the ass), so I joined the site in late 2003. After running out of my initial batch of credits to contribute I went to such things as scanning my games, though this went at a slower pace. In early 2007 I became one of the many approvers for the site; even if I had nothing to put in the site I could still help on the back end of things to make a contribution of a different kind.