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Vladimir Putin orders creation of Russian game consoles
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Should I point out the history of red and blue for political party colors? Ehh...Exactly every western country is like this you have the illusion of two parties but really it's just one, and why is it out of the two parties one's always red and one is always blue
Just think Putin said he wanted to join NATO while Bill Clinton was in charge Bill Clinton went back to his handlers and they said no, because if Russia joined NATO they would be no reason for NATO but Western countries need a dictator to scare their public and while they scare the public they're also stripping them of their laws/rights and replacing them with draconian ones. Look at what's going on in every western country at this moment in time all they've done is ramped it up because since covid the veil has been lifted from a lot of people's eyes, but the majority unfortunately are still under this illusion.
Should I point out the history of political party colors and why they usually use similar colors to represent their ideas? Ehh...
Should I point out that Putin was first elected president two years after Clinton had left office? Yessss......
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Vladimir Putin reportedly orders exploration of Russian games console | VGC
The consideration is reportedly part of a plan to develop Russia’s native games industry…
www.videogameschronicle.com
Regarding this topic, there's something people may not know:
Back in the USSR times, they already had a similar issue: due to the cold war, and also because back then the world wasn't that globalized and there wasn't internet, they had their own videogames industry. They had their own computers (and games for them), and also had their own arcade games.
In fact, they have small Museums of Soviet Arcade Machines in Central Saint Petersburg and Moscow, Russia with machines they made since starting mid '70s, which in addition to videogame arcade cabinets also features pinball and electromechanical arcade games:
They also have there other related stuff, such as some of the soviet NES and SNES console clones.
And well, they also had their own original Russian/soviet consoles and Game & Watch equivalents:
The most popular console back there was Dendy, a NES clone. It also had obviously their own games and bootleg clones (some of them being made today, as happens in the west), these are some of them:
Dendy vs Mega Drive and Super Nintendo. Mega Drive and local clones (even a portable/hybrid one) becoming the next cheap console in PS1 days and beyond for pirate and clone games:
New, current Russian games and conversions for Mega Drive (and via MD emulator for Dreamcast too):
Back in the USSR times, they already had a similar issue: due to the cold war, and also because back then the world wasn't that globalized and there wasn't internet, they had their own videogames industry. They had their own computers (and games for them), and also had their own arcade games.
In fact, they have small Museums of Soviet Arcade Machines in Central Saint Petersburg and Moscow, Russia with machines they made since starting mid '70s, which in addition to videogame arcade cabinets also features pinball and electromechanical arcade games:
They also have there other related stuff, such as some of the soviet NES and SNES console clones.
And well, they also had their own original Russian/soviet consoles and Game & Watch equivalents:
The most popular console back there was Dendy, a NES clone. It also had obviously their own games and bootleg clones (some of them being made today, as happens in the west), these are some of them:
Dendy vs Mega Drive and Super Nintendo. Mega Drive and local clones (even a portable/hybrid one) becoming the next cheap console in PS1 days and beyond for pirate and clone games:
New, current Russian games and conversions for Mega Drive (and via MD emulator for Dreamcast too):
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