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Did FPS games peak in the 90s? I guess the newer ones have better graphics, but do they really "feel" better in terms of gameplay and fun? Unreal Tournament (Epic Games, 1999) was one of the best of its kind. A favorite for our LAN sessions back in the day. Carrying a 21" mintor over to your friend's house felt a little less heavy when you knew you'd be playing Unreal later that day... Exellent and colorful graphics (even on PCs that weren't high end, like those you needed for Quake III Arena for example), great sound, and your typical capture the flag or deathmatches - I mean, what more did you need? Plenty of "Game of the Year" nominations (with some wins), the highest critcal acclaim, and massive sales numbers. I think we can all agree that Unreal Tournament belongs in the Hall of Fame of FPS games. Or maybe I am just getting old and gloryfing things from the past too much.

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Over the past couple of months I’ve been actively accumulating Terraforms by @mathcastles — and I now own 90 pieces. Imho this is the most important NFT collection on Ethereum after CryptoPunks. I believe Terraforms could play the same role in Web3 that Donald Judd’s minimalism or Le Corbusier’s modernist blueprint did in 20th-century art — overlooked at first, but later recognized as foundational. Take a deep dive into the project and it’s hard not to fall in love with Terraforms.







