[KingMike]

I usually delete the headers because it's an extra number to toss into pointer, etc. calculations, sometimes causing errors that are surprisingly annoying to track down.

[Tongueman]

Hi, folks. On a related topic, I just started building up a tribute page to Jerry Boy (the first game), since there wasn't one (in English) on the web.

http://www.disgruntleddesigner.com/chrisc/JBTribute/

More will come soon. Let me know what you think!

[iamstillhiro1112]

http://hg101.classicgaming.gamespy.com/

Insteade of writing up a page why don't you write up an article for Hardcore gaming 101? He accepts article submissions.

[Tongueman]

Because more will come on my site, and that interview that I translated already wouldn't fit into the HG101 review format, would it?

[TheRedEye]

That's the most hardcore hardcore site with "hardcore" in the title that I've ever hardcored.

[iamstillhiro1112]

Well, then writing the article could bring more exposure to your site. They include links in their articles often.

[kap]

Does that site actually get traffic?

[iamstillhiro1112]

As far as I know it does. The guy that runs it is the one that runs Castlevania dungeon also. It's popular enough that he puts more his time into that site than the CVD one. Well, it's a advertising opportunity anyway posibbly. When I used to help run a site I never passed up one of those.

[handofg0d]

Here's a question... if you're a hardcore gamer, why would you need a 101 course? Or is this site for casual gamers, or possibly even softcore gamers, who want to be hardcore, and this site is the entry level course in which to get you acclimated to the hardcore gaming scene.

And if you graduate from this site, is there like a 200?

[Tongueman]

There is a 200, but it's almost the same as 101. 220, though, man... that course is a killer!

[Kid Fenris]