Fußballmanager 2600: Football Management in 8 Kilobytes
A browser-playable Atari 2600 football manager where you pick lineups, formations, and training before each simulated matchday.
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A browser-playable Atari 2600 football manager where you pick lineups, formations, and training before each simulated matchday.
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A deadpan institutional register for nine unclaimed stones awaiting adoption into homes where someone will notice them.
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A historical archive of 170 illustrated U.S. patents for beehives, bee veils, honey extractors, smokers, and other bee equipment.