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If you weren't feeling old

Roomie said:
Makes me remember my first computer. All my friends wanted one and for a while I was the only kid who had it
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I think I used to use one of them to play Oregon Trail.

Mary was never the same after the typhoid.
 



Ahhh yes, good times.
 
Dresden said:
***** son... back in my day.. you couldn't go for a jog with your discman and not lose your mind/smash it.

This was a game changer!!
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BASS bro. BASSSSSSS
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I have one exactly like that. Its in my drawer somewhere. That was in early 2000. Not that long ago
 
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These kids are under 10 yrs old. They've never seen one & can't logically solve problems as yet. Their brain hasn't even been fully developed.

Its not surprisingly for their response
 
ZX600 said:
Bahahahaa, oh that just made me laugh, most people in here are going to go Ummmm??

Flappy Bird?

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I think that's River Raider, was my fav game!! seriously to this day i love that game
 
I'm only 22 and even I feel old now...and yea i remember having to hunt down a Coax adapter for my Ps2 cause we couldn't afford a tv with cables back then...ohhh good times.\

I was more than happy with my dad's old Sega Genesis. I was super jealous of my buddy's dreamcast...then Ps1. My first PC was a Daewoo!
 
^ I have a working one and the b&w TV that my parents bought for us in '77.

Not old, just a great vintage!
 
Video games made a huge evolutionary leap for me when I went from Pong to this.
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I think I have you guys beat. I'm not the oldest, but we had a Tandy Color Computer as our first computer. There wasn't any games or anything, it was just a disc drive and a flashing cursor.

We did have a book full of code, we so had to code our own programs. Whether it was a flashing pixelated fire works display or a cursor moving through a river.

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Chaos said:
First exposure to a computer for me was the Commodore VIC 20 with a cassette drive.
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I totally forgot about those. I remember having one as well. The games for them were huge and slid in the top of the keyboard if I recall
 
back in my day when you wanted a computer andthought you were going to play video games, you got one of these:

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and a book:

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after you typed in the program you could play it, and if you didn't have a disk drive well....enjoy it until the power went out....
 
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