Jul 17 2011, 02:04 AM
How many of you own old vintage computers or are interested in them. Obviously there are emulators out there now which can bring back old memories (If you're an old grandpa like me) or maybe you're just intrigued by the progression of computing in general.
I remember a game called ballblazer which basically was 3d split screen and involved stealing a circular object from the opposition and firing it into their goal before they could steal it back from you. A simple scoreboard with more npc's added eventually 1987 lucasfilm atari.
Care to share your growing up memories? what was your first comp's. 486/dx 66? pentium 300's? etc. who remembers blood, original duke nukem 3d, first quake.
I had an amiga 500, commodore 64c, atari 800xl, then went 386/sx and so on till now. ahhh the memories
;D your comments r welcome
I remember a game called ballblazer which basically was 3d split screen and involved stealing a circular object from the opposition and firing it into their goal before they could steal it back from you. A simple scoreboard with more npc's added eventually 1987 lucasfilm atari.
Care to share your growing up memories? what was your first comp's. 486/dx 66? pentium 300's? etc. who remembers blood, original duke nukem 3d, first quake.
I had an amiga 500, commodore 64c, atari 800xl, then went 386/sx and so on till now. ahhh the memories
;D your comments r welcome