- Panzer_Zwei
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23Sep 09
My Homepage launches
Finally I managed to start the HP. It's still very much under construction (it's my first HP mind you) but it should be smooth sailing from now on, as it's just a matter of keep adding games.
http://high-tech-world.webs.com/
Visit it and tell me what you think of it, and also if I'm missing something I should be adding to it.
- Posted Sep 23, 2009 12:09 am PT
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16Sep 09
Remembering SEGA CHAN!
Re-introducing the old forgotten SEGA CHAN!
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As some of you may now the SEGA Enterprises were developing arcade hits even before the video game era came around. However this friendly and muti-functional servo robot from 1982 shows how vanguardist the company was at providing high-tech entertainment.
I was only 2 years old when SEGA CHAN was released, and probably many of you weren't even born yet. However I guess it must have been surreal to see one of this old-school Japanese robots in action at that time.
SEGA CHAN was mainly designed to serve as very cool and high-tech way to promote establishments and gather curious customers. However seeing as how it was forgotten in time, and no future models were designed, it probably was one of those ideas that was just too ahead of its time to be successful.
I guess stuff like SEGA CHAN was the way how the people of the '80s envisioned the future. Problably back then they though that by now every stablishment around was going to be handled by robots, or at least have some kind of robot helper.
- Posted Sep 16, 2009 12:47 am PT
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10Sep 09
Another HP taste
Here's another taste of my future HP. Tell me what you think.
http://high-tech-world.webs.com/girlsgarden.htm
The top page link doesn't work because I still haven't come up with something
I also think that the problem with a blog vs. a homepage is that a homepage is not as attractive with just a few games at the beginning.
What do you think about this? Also what do you think is necessary for a top page? besides obviously the about page and links to the game reviews.

- Posted Sep 10, 2009 8:19 pm PT
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My Recent Reviews
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Denjin Makai 2 / Guardians
"Rocks" Denjin Makai II is one of the fastest, coolest-looking and more stylish Arcade beat 'em-ups around. Continue »
- Posted Aug 17, 2008 12:10 pm PT
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Chou-Jikku Yousai: Macross II
"Amazing" The Super Dimentional Fortress: Macross II is simply and excellent and beautiful Shooting game. Continue »
- Posted Aug 14, 2008 2:49 pm PT
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Der Langrisser FX Intro
The intro for the strategy game "Der Langrisser FX" for the PC-FX console released in 1996.
- Posted Dec 19, 2008 11:11 pm PT
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Tengai Makyou Karakuri Kakutoden
The intro of the FMV fighting game Tengai Makyou: Karakuri Kakutoden released for the PC-FX console in 1995.
- Posted Nov 25, 2008 6:07 pm PT
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Choujin Heiki Zeroigar Opening
The opening of the Original Anime Shooting game Choujin Heiki Zeroigar released on the PC-FX console in 1997. The game's anime design resembles the beautiful anime style of the early 80's. Zeroigar was the only shooting game released on the PC-FX.
- Posted Nov 25, 2008 10:37 am PT
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Sep 23, 2009 12:09 am PTPanzer_Zwei posted a new blog entry entitled My Homepage launches
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