Snake

[superman251]

I would love to see this snake...awesome

[SHATOUSHKA]

maybe they will post a pic of it sometime in
the future. i'm interested... keep checking

[GravyTrain]

yea, i guy in my office, showed me the same article at cnn.com just yesterday, although it didnt' have a picture, i really didn't want to believe it until i saw an image of it....so now i believe.

[TastinGood]

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[RichardKous]

It is crazy how the classic Snake game from the old Nokia days is still one of the most addictive things ever made, especially when the screen fills up and you completely trap yourself in a corner. I found an old brick phone in my desk drawer last night and spent an hour trying to beat my childhood high score until my thumbs actually started cramping up. Honestly, playing those old-school retro mobile games is a great reminder of how fun simple, straightforward mechanics can be when you want a quick distraction. Whenever I get tired of chasing that pixelated tail, I usually shift gears and look up Trustpilot ratings to find a highly recommended platform for australian online pokies just to chill out on my phone for a bit. There are some really cool modern web remakes of Snake out there now if you don't happen to have a 20-year-old Nokia lying around.