Jason Venter is a freelancer at various outlets, including PC Invasion, Polygon, NewsBreak, and MSN. He focuses on tech and consumer tech, with a particular emphasis on video game consoles, video games, and consumer electronics. His expertise in these areas is complemented by his background as a long-time gamer and author of the snarky urban fantasy series, Chronicles of an Amateur Reaper.
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After 40 years, we haven't stopped enjoying an early quote from one of the best games of a bygone era.
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By: Jason Venter
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