Most of my fellow gleeful amateur websites from that era, with all their dancing GIFs and "Coming soon" sections, have fallen by the wayside. The internet has changed tremendously and, for better or for worse, been professionalised (and commercialised) a great deal.
I'm just happy to know that there's still room for the gleeful amateurs - who, as it happens, are an endlessly knowledgeable bunch. A heartfelt THANK YOU to everybody old and new who has allowed the site to stick around. CASA is for all intents and purposes a dodo that should have gone extinct a long time ago. I'm glad to see that this isn't the case just yet.
(And the image, from a 1999 game, seemed oddly appropriate for this oddly named site)
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During these bizarre new times the world is in disarray. Cities have been relegated to Quarantinze Zones, letting the sectors that once hosted a bustling part of city-life fall back into the hands of nature. Use your drone to explore abandoned buildings such as hospitals and police stations. Scavenge missing components to upgrade your radio tower. Make radio contact with friends, and uncover the truth behind missing persons and a series of mysterious signals using a specialized decoder.
Happy 2120.