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Those pop/nerd culture arbiters over at BoingBoing can't get enough of the pioneering video game systems of the 1980s, so it's no surprise that they devoted an episode of their new web video series to the retro classics. First, we're introduced to a life-size Atari 2600 joystick, then to a little therapy for "those suffering from projectile dysfunction disorder." Millions of the world's afflicted give thanks. (by Rich Bailey) Running Time: 3:45 AdsThis great video appears on
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