AlexPolska wrote Thanks for the link! Interesting to know how this site was made. Gotta say, it's one of my favorites!

No problem

TTG-Brany wrote not sure.

Why post then?

Im sure it was a group of good friends who wanted to make mods and other helpful things

I don't care, all i know is i love it...

I don't care, all i know is i love it...

TheTechGame was never intended to become what everyone knows it as today. The site was called TheTechPit and Sean used it to test ideas on websites he created for people (Sean's job) or to show demos. TheTechPit was more like Sean's playground to try and design ideas that he never had given anytime to. He then wanted to put together a platform to start up a technology community and used TheTechPit to do that as the name fitted swimmingly.

It also started when Sean's good buddy, *********, asked him to create him a website to sell his modded controllers. When CoD:WaW came out, they did not enjoy the game and both ended up leaving their clan. They found themselves spending countless hours playing Nazi Zombies instead.

********* found the 1st glitch within the 1st week of Nazi Zombies and got himself up to round 300. He started getting lots of messages and thought of a nifty idea. He said to himself, "Hey! If I put my website in my bio to sell my controllers, people would be able to find it." But creating a website in days would not work... So he decided to send them to the technological community. He then put up a page for his controllers and Sean and Shawn (*********) went with that.

There were never any issues with trust because Sean and Shawn are very much alike. After a while, Sean and Shawn got into glitching the game and beating each others scores. At the time Cheater912 was also one of the 1st glitchers and he was always head to head with Sean and Shawn. He then quit to work on the 1st line of mods: speed and super knife while Sean and Shawn kept on with Nazi Zombies.

Sean, Shawn, and Cheater912 are very much linked to the start of Nazi Zombie glitching. Once the site really started to take off, Sean opened his ears to the small community of 2000 members and asked what everyone would like to see on the site. Eventually, many members joined. Without those wonderful members, TheTechGame would not be the same as it is today.

That was your lesson on the history of the TheTechGame. Please pay me $20 on the way out or I will break your middle toe in the middle of the night. Thanks!


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Haha

omg. that beats what i learn in school in a week. Lol.

I kust joined this site and I already fell in love with it.

Darius2543 wrote Well safari and Firefox met late one night at a club. Nine months later:
Pop: A beautiful site, made by the best 2 browsers.
Now if explorer was involved, it would have been much different.

hahahahahahahaha

As Said Above Sean intro