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There was a time PC games couldn’t sidescroll like consoles. Then John Carmack cracked the code, Tom Hall recreated Mario 3 with Dangerous Dave, and id Software was born. Soon after, Apogee’s Scott Miller discovered them… and PC gaming changed forever with Commander Keen.

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David Beckham admits Zinedine Zidane was the only player who ever left him starstruck “It was like PlayStation when we first - Manchester United against Juventus. And this was like prime, prime” “You couldn’t get the ball off him. You couldn’t go near him. Every time you tried, you couldn’t because you couldn’t get anywhere near Zizou” “I just remember after that game thinking, ‘How do I get anywhere near that level?’” “If you’re asking me if I was ever starstruck in a game, before the game and then after game, it was with Zizou” “He did things, and the way he played, and the way - just everything that he did was special. Everything” Zinedine (in French): “You’re too nice. You’re too kind” David: “But it’s true”

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