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About Nintendo World Report Nintendo World Report's beginning would technically be March 7, 1999. This was the day Billy Berghammer decided to use his free webspace on NConnect Internet Services and whip something up with Microsoft Front Page 98. Back in the early days of the Nintendo 64, Billy had worked on the N64HQ, one of the earliest and most legendary N64 sites on the Internet. The site closed, and he decided to take some time off from video game journalism. At this time, Billy had plenty of free time on his hands because he had been let go from his job a month prior. Unemployment can sometimes be a beautiful thing. Thus, N2000HQ was born. The plan was for N2000HQ to be a news site that could be updated easily and cover absolutely everything that had to do with Nintendo's Dolphin (GameCube) and Atlantis (Game Boy Advance) projects. However, Billy soon discovered that the N2000HQ.com domain was already taken, so he had to come up with a new name and get a new domain to match it. The main goal was to be the first next-generation Nintendo news site on the Internet to cover these systems from beginning to end, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, worldwide. With that in mind, PlanetN2000 was created in the spring of 1999. A month or so later, OperatioN2000 closed up shop. This by far was the best Dolphin site on the Internet, which had been started by Justin Nation about the same time as the N2000HQ began. Billy had also worked there, and he asked Justin if he could move the OP

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