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Alright, fellow retro gaming enthusiasts, I've heard you loud and clear! The bottom bar in LemonWeb's ported DOS games was annoyin...
After making a name for himself in arcades during the early 80s, Frogger returned in the late 90s with a fully 3D sequel for the P...
