Things change so fast, don't they. By that, I mean there're some things we accept about the video game landscape that we maybe couldn't have imagined even a few years ago, like motion controls, glasses-free 3D, or buying small download titles without packages.
The internet's changed pretty quickly, too. I am not especially old, but as I was an early adopter and eager to get online from a young age, my earliest memories of "going online" are of a glitch-addled land of the weird, some exciting and foreign country.
This isn't a video game article, but it's about an adventure I had in the "world" of ancient internet -- my first INTERNET ROMANCE, where I was 14 and the poor fellow was 30. It's a fun story, so please give it a read.
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