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Benjanime Posted on Dec 04, 2019 at 04:50 AM
@Julie
my mind was blown when i first heard about emulators! definitely changed the way i would be playing games on my computer :)
Julie Posted on Dec 02, 2019 at 09:00 PM
Just got a copy of that Sonic and Knuckles Collection for my PC, because it has the real music planned for the entire game, and I found it better because they have a lot more to do with the Sonic universe. ❤
Julie Posted on Dec 02, 2019 at 08:56 PM
My life with the PC world started just at the end of 2000. I wasn't interested in PCs, my consoles were enough. Only after I took a typing course, with Office and Adobe, I get interested in having my first computer, a Pentium 133MHz with 16MB of RAM and 25MB hard drive (yes, you read that right. Lol!). Without any multimedia or modem, which I had to purchase separately later. It came without a monitor, with a Windows 95, Office 4.X and Duke Nukem 3D demo, all of which filled the available space on the 25MB HDD. Horrible, but it was my first computer. Lol! Then I got a CRT monitor, 23Kbps dialer modem, sound card, CD recorder. Then another 16MB of EDO RAM to get 32MB, a cheaper HP printer with only the black ink cartridge. About the year 2002, when I bought a magazine that came with a PC gaming CD, and to my surprise, it had the Hulk for Sega Genesis. When I turned off the game (extremely slow on my PC), the Gens emulator front end came up: that's when I first discovered the world of emulation!! Then I downloaded Genecyst, ZSNES, and a few other DOS-based emulators, and started massively using my modem to download the entire game library from classic consoles. That was my story with my first PC.
RetroSnob88 Posted on Nov 29, 2019 at 06:42 AM
Another one I played a lot is The Yukon Trail (one of Oregon Trail's lesser known spin-offs of which there were 4
RetroSnob88 Posted on Nov 29, 2019 at 06:40 AM
My favourite 90's PC game is the cult classic DOS standard Jazz Jackrabbit. It aucks the dude who owns the rights to the first game is a selfish dick
Mr Magic Posted on Nov 22, 2019 at 01:00 PM
I've had the Sonic and Knuckles collection and the Sega Smash Pack on PC, which included Sonic 2, Comix Zone, Flicky and Shining Force.
Dalek227 Posted on Feb 05, 2019 at 04:41 AM
When we first got a computer around 92 we had frogger, Chip And Dale Rescue Rangers on a huge floppy disc, Hugo III (you gave him commands and he followed them) and the writing program was just a glowing blue background with white letters, ala Doogie Howser haha
Benjanime Posted on Jan 23, 2019 at 09:12 PM
no prob :) oh neat, well i'm glad to enjoyed reading then!
echidna64 Posted on Jan 23, 2019 at 08:55 PM
Thanks for sharing Ben! PC Gaming is really close to my heart, especially King's Quest and so many others!
NLogan Posted on Jan 14, 2019 at 03:31 AM
I have never seen any of these. Way back in the day I played Oregon Trail or Zork. When I had my own computer in the 2000s my wife introduced me to minesweeper and solitaire. Eventually I got Counter-Strike Half Life from valve.
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