The Great Irony
Posted by Trixter on July 26, 2015
I am very active in one area of the electronic entertainment digital archival movement. Prior to that, I co-founded MobyGames, and prior to that, I was a major factor in getting abandonware off the ground. For two decades, I’ve spent more time handling games than playing them. This is the great irony of working in this field, like the composer who is so busy writing music that he doesn’t have time to listen to any new music. It is a quick way to become myopic.
When my team won the oldskool compo at Revision, I felt like I could finally exhale and relax in my hobby time. So, what happens when you’ve been putting off games for several years while you work on other projects? This happens:
The game archivist finally spent 210 hours of free time playing games. Felt really good to use those muscles again.
Now that that is out of my system, time to return to more traditional projects! (At least, until Fallout 4 is released.)
Oldskooler Ramblings 
bleuge said
do you know crpgaddict? i envy this guy soooo much ;)
Trixter said
Not personally, but his blog shows a lot of dedication.