PJ64 Facebook Page

[Natch]

It's like I never left or something.

Anyway, I was dicking around on facebook recently and realized that for some reason I'm the sole owner of a Project 64 Facebook page with 1k members. I legitimately am unsure how that happened. Probably someone just handed it to me a decade ago or something, I can't remember.

Anyway, since I've been gone for so long, I'm unsure who here is active. Feel free to reach out to me if you're an active senior member or "staff" or whatever y'all wanna call yourselves and I'll happily hand the page over to someone who wants to maintain it for the cause.

Link to the page in question

Also what's up to ExtremeDude / Iconoclast (or whatever you call yourself now), life has been good for me, hopefully it has been for you as well.

Anyway, I'm obviously bad at checking this forum (given I've been AFK for about 7 years) so I'll set a reminder to myself to check this thread in a week or so.

[ExtremeDude2]

Originally Posted by Natch

Also what's up to ExtremeDude / Iconoclast (or whatever you call yourself now), life has been good for me, hopefully it has been for you as well.

Yo (I'm still counting on your forum, btw).

[Natch]

Originally Posted by ExtremeDude2

Yo (I'm still counting on your forum, btw).

lol what. I don't think I even remember the URL for that site (feel free to pm it to me, I'm always down for a nostalgia trip)

edit: also how do I have so many more posts than you, and I've been inactive for so long lol. I guess I had too much free time in my younger years.

[ExtremeDude2]

Yeah, I don't really post here, just lurk. I have way more post on the Dolphin Emu site, but if you combine your old account, you'd still have more than me.

[Natch]

Oh yeah, I forgot I had that weirdness with my old account.

BTW, I just realized there was a discord. IDK if there's a larger community there or not. Just looking for someone who would want to run the facebook page for the group, if they're a big part of the group and like helping. IDK how prevalent that is anymore, to find peeps who were super into maintaining the community behind the project. The emulation scene seems to have shifted quite a bit in the past few years.