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Bartman3010, or simply '''Bartman''', is a [[Sonic scene]] oldbie who's best known for his fan game ''[http://www.create-games.com/download.asp?id=6258 Anime Rally],'' which consists of different anime characters racing each other in the fashion of [[wikipedia:Mario Kart|Mario Kart]] from a top-down perspective. Bartman is a host of the Sonic Retro Podcast, as well as a host in 2009's ''[[Sonic Amateur Games Expo]] 14''. Bartman was also a host of [[The Moogle Cavern]]'s own ''MoogCast,'' a weekly or bi-weekly podcast. You can usually find him chatting with friends on Skype or playing an occasional game online. | Bartman3010, or simply '''Bartman''', is a [[Sonic scene]] oldbie who's best known for his fan game ''[http://www.create-games.com/download.asp?id=6258 Anime Rally],'' which consists of different anime characters racing each other in the fashion of [[wikipedia:Mario Kart|Mario Kart]] from a top-down perspective. Bartman is a host of the Sonic Retro Podcast, as well as a host in 2009's ''[[Sonic Amateur Games Expo]] 14''. Bartman was also a host of [[The Moogle Cavern]]'s own ''MoogCast,'' a weekly or bi-weekly podcast. You can usually find him chatting with friends on Skype or playing an occasional game online. | ||
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Bartman3010, or simply Bartman, is a Sonic scene oldbie who's best known for his fan game Anime Rally, which consists of different anime characters racing each other in the fashion of Mario Kart from a top-down perspective. Bartman is a host of the Sonic Retro Podcast, as well as a host in 2009's Sonic Amateur Games Expo 14. Bartman was also a host of The Moogle Cavern's own MoogCast, a weekly or bi-weekly podcast. You can usually find him chatting with friends on Skype or playing an occasional game online.