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Legacy News #364

It seems like just yesterday the search passed 9,000 entires. The current total is now 11,004! With 7,621 unique entries.

Legacy News #365

The MobyGames links in the search results were fixed.

Legacy News #362

Removed: BumBleB.org following the popup statement...Have a nice day!

Legacy News #363

Haven't got a whole load to talk about (what's new?), so let's get on with the main point. Abandoned Shrine updates again, and add's 1 game and 1 doc. Classic Trash yet again, add's 1 game. The Abandoned Galaxy add's one review. The Keep add's a game. And a update from The Thing, adding a game.

Legacy News #360

First of all I have a new email address - [email protected] (name assigned I didn't choose it). Please update your contact list if you ha e me listed. Do you live in Ohio? I've got some questions for someone who does, so if thats you please email or ICQ me

Legacy News #361

Hola all. Quite suprised USA beat Portugal, because I remeber quite well last world cup, they didn't play so good. It was a pretty good match, and USA are looking good. The germany match was pretty predictable, I didn't expect a high scoring match, on that one. Anyhow, we've got a nice ammount of

Legacy News #359

Heya. Classic trash has added 2 games. LOG has removed 9 un-needed games. The Abandoned Galaxy has added a review. The Keep has added a game. Very nice going people. Catch you later, folks!

Legacy News #354

1:30 AM. I went to sleep yesterday at 6 AM in the morning and for some reason I'm really tired right now. We have our first update of the day already. Hopefully more will be coming.

Legacy News #356

To whom it might concern:Adobe Systems, Inc, makers of the popular computer graphics program Photoshop, announced on Friday that they have compiled and submitted a list of more than 25,000 Internet Protocol (IP) addresses with duplicate serial numbers for versions six and seven of their product. A s

Legacy News #358

Ha ha! Go Adobe. Now thats some smooth thinking. I wonder how many of those 25,000 (which seems like a low # to me for an Adobe application) IPs they can link to people after all this time has passed.