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Immortal, Deathless, and Indestructible. That’s what you become with access to Mini Militia unlimited health hack. Sounds terrific! But you will have to inject a power patch (immortality potion) into your device. Which will make you the God of this game. And you will be called Deadpool of Mini Militia.

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Released in 1996 in Japan and North America and 1997 in Europe and Australia, the Nintendo 64 was Nintendo's third console after the NES and the SNES. It sold over thirty million units in its six-year lifespan before eventually being phased out by the introduction of the GameCube. For most of us, it's the iconic games and the next-generation graphics that we remember about the Nintendo 64. When it was first launched, it mostly competed with the Sony Playstation and the Sega Saturn, and you'll find no shortage of Nintendo fans who think it's a better console than both of them put together. From the original Zelda games on the NES to GoldenEye 007 on the N64 and Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas on the PS2, we take a look at the consoles of choice for retro gamers across America. You never forget the first time you completed Super Mario Bros. You never forget the first time you held the iconic Playstation 1 controllers. And you never forget when the best way to troubleshoot a game was to blow the cartridge. Times have changed and new consoles have come and gone, but there's still something to be said about those iconic gaming systems that we were raised on. Their games have a unique charm that no amount of fancy graphics can make up for, which is why we turn to emulators and why original NES games still in their boxes go for thousands of dollars on eBay. The infographic below shows the most popular retro consoles by state based on the number of games, controllers, and systems sold in each state from 1999 to 2019. More than 2.5 million retro games in all. It's pretty clear from a quick glance that the Playstation 2 comes out on top, but it does have to fight off some stiff competition from Nintendo machines including the NES, the Nintendo 64 and the Game Boy Advance. In fact, in the North Central region, Nintendo wins as the top manufacturer thanks to the popularity of the NES. South Dakota is the only state to prefer the Game Boy Advance. The Playstation 2 also dominates the south, taking the top spot across all sixteen states as well as in the District of Columbia. The same is true in the west, at least in the Mountain region. In the Pacific region, the NES wins out, taking the top spot in Alaska, California and Washington. The Nintendo 64 came out on top in Hawaii, leaving Oregon as the only Pacific state to opt for the Playstation 2.

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A couple of years ago the idea might have sounded ludicrous. The Olympics is considered to be the finest test of human athletic ability. Where would esports even fit in? However, esports could become an Olympic event sooner than you think. The idea to include esports events at the Olympics was initially discussed way back in 2016. The summer Olympics in Rio that year featured an e-games “exhibition.” Contrary to what it was called, the event included some eight teams of international players competing at pro-level in games like Super Smash Brothers Wii U. In 2016, the International Olympic Committee was reported to have engaged in talks about including esports in the 2024 Olympics. A co-president of the Olympic Committee told media that they were “exploring” the possibilities. Ardent gaming fans might see an esporting event at the Olympics much sooner than 2024. Intel recently announced that the company is partnering with Tokyo 2020 Olympics to introduce an Olympic-like event just for esports. Intel World Open—A Glimpse into the Future of Olympics? Intel World Open will be an esports tournament that precedes the Tokyo Olympics, but at the same time, would also be a part of it. Intel is planning to make it huge. The World Open would be hosted for over three days. E-athletes would compete in two games: Street Fighter V and Rocket League. The prize pool would be a highly desirable $500,000. What’s apparently special about this is that Intel is planning the event to resemble a traditional Olympic sport. There would be multiple qualifiers for pros to get through. Intel is planning for local qualifiers and then national qualifiers, where the best four players from each country would form a national team. This team would represent their country. The national teams will have to go to another qualifier in Poland, where a dozen teams would compete to represent one of five regions. (Right now, Intel has the regions down to the Americas, Asia Pacific, Africa, Eastern Europe, and the Middle East.) Those who go through this final qualifier would face off at the Japanese team at World Open. It doesn’t exactly follow the Olympic formal, where qualifying countries, not regions, compete against each other. But it’s close enough. Though a heavily sponsored event, Intel World Open might be the closest gamers get to see esports enter the Olympics. It might even be a glimpse of things to come in the future.