Who remembers this?

Black Mesa Archive The Cafeteria
#41

Around five years old, now.

#42

that site never worked for me properly, at least we have a good working site now, who designed the new site anyways?

#43

I don’t remember it but it’s certainly sexy B)

#44

I think Ive never seen that site before but I think it is kinda cool

#45

what, is it possible to post like a guest here? O_o

#46

I hated how so much of the screen was wasted space.

#47

That’s the main concept behind Flash - “to waste screen space”.

#48

I was wondering that… How…

#49

I most certainly remember it, and I’m glad it’s gone.

#50

Oh god I feel old.

#51

Everyone feel old, even a 16 year old teenager.

#52

I thought that feature was removed a long time ago…Hmmm…

#53

Maybe one of the devs fooling around with us with the NOSTALGIC features?

#54

Chrome + Flash equal fail for me unfortunately. It’s a very quick browser for me and I like it a lot, but the Flash performance is pretty awful. So until that is sorted I’m having to keep Firefox installed just in case. So… I prefer the new site, not as pretty but ten times more usable.

#55

Yes, I remember the site.

Calhoun Freeman, I hate your avatar. Change it.

#56

Seconded

#57

Lets go back even further… Who remembers actually expecting BM to come out? =D

#58

GOOGLE CHROME FUCK THE WORLD!!!

#59

Third-ed.
No offense.

#60

Daww… Give me one or two days… I’ll change it.

Edit : There. I changed it. And I BET YOU WILL NOT LIKE IT.

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