A Google time machine!!!!
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Sort of.
http://www.google.com/search2001.htmlThis lets you search Google as it existed in January 2001.
So you search for Heroes - nothing
9/11 - nothing
IPOD - nothing
blitzmax - something about a chess set
girls aloud - nothing about the band
it's actually quite strange, try it out.
It says that a guy called Mark Sibly wrote a shooter called Defender. Anyone played it? :O)
He certainly did, that was a cool conversion. I think that was a 3D game build on the code for the Blitz3D engine, it was a good game.
I think that was a 3D game build on the code for the Blitz3D engine
But if you are talking about Overkill it was an Amiga game with, judging by the screenshots, a pseudo 3D rasterized plane... Otherwise I only know of an older Defender which is a faithful conversion of the original.
No Grey Alien Games either gasp!
This is just before I finally got round to learning HTML and made some sites.
im still there tho, jeez ive been around that long :s
It's funny that MP3 copyright issues haven't changed since then either.
It's interesting to look up subprime loans on google2001 then look them up on google now. It's all kind of matter-of-fact type stuff on google2001, but now it's all financial crisis this and $700 billion bail out that. If only they had google2008 in 2001.
Actually that's a point, I want
http://www.google.com/search2010.html
It would be great if they could do this for each year.
I looked up puki on Google 2010, the first link was:
"Huge stash of stolen 3D media found box of hard drives, buried in mans back garden, the defendant, who goes by the handle 'Puki' claims to have no idea how it got there"
*lol*
What did Google 2010 say about Max3D? Enlighten us! :O)
No me :O
(Since then I have dominated the first few pages of Google search results for my name).
I feel small.
I have one mention of my name in 2001, compared to now.
Yeah so the 2010 one says "BFG credit their massive success to Jake Birkett, casual game genius!" ;-p
It's cool that they link the web archive with it, lets you half-browse teh 2001 intarwebz.
The single hit I get on my own name inks to a dead page unfortunately.
Today I occupy about 3.5 pages in google.
ego-surfing ftw.
I have a few mentions but the one I wish I could see would be "big10p buys massive amount of shares in Google".
Oh, I never thought I would find this useful, but I just located the cover art for some 'copyright *sex*ing' tracks that mono211.com took down ages ago, which I thought were lost forever. Collection has just improved somewhat. Very happy.
Best remove that naughty word, Hotcakes.