Flickr Video Game Photo Mode @ 1,000 Pictures!

Well, almost.

I started this group over two years ago and it's been growing slowly and steadily.

http://www.flickr.com/groups/500940@N20/

Flickr Group: Game Rooms

I finally got around to posting up pictures of my game room. But it's been like pulling teeth to get anyone else too.

It's weird to say that I'm so proud of this, but it's like my chronological life after my mom stopped keeping and collecting all those mementos from things I did in that big scrap book. And it took a lot of time and effort to track down all the games I stupidly sold as a kid when I needed money for other games.

*Note to self: never let offspring sell anything.

http://www.flickr.com/groups/530462@N21/

The other Flickr group I started, Video Game Photo Mode, was a little more popular, but it's leveled off now.

Flickr Photo Mode Success

I might be calling it early, but if things keep going the way they are now, our Video Game Photo Mode on Flickr is really going to be a nice place to check out some crazy in-game photos. I've been pimping it on every website forum I can think of (just a few really) and it's got over 70 photos already.

Some really good examples are OOOHHHHmyDamn's Tourist Trophy blooper photos and Falce_2001's photos of Halo 3's non-player characters (or story actors). I absolutely love this one. I've never thought about watching the NPC's when your supposed to be out doing things. The programmers could have put in all kinds of actions for the characters to do that 95% of people never even see.

Here's the link again for the Flickr group.