EmptyFriend All American 3686 Posts user info edit post |
i don't remember the name/brand but we had some old computer that you had to load everything off 5.25 floppys. i used to play this winnie the pooh game where everyone lost their stuff... everytime you changed locations it had to re-draw the screen in like 8 colors. we also had all the original kings quest games.
then we had a laptop-like word processor, with a little fold up screen about 6 inches, black and white.
first real PC we had was 50 MHz 486, 4 MB RAM, 250 MB hard drive. we later doubled the RAM and added a 1 gig HD. 2/10/2006 1:25:36 PM |
DaveOT All American 11945 Posts user info edit post |
The coolest Apple II game ever:
2/10/2006 2:01:51 PM |
richthofen All American 15758 Posts user info edit post |
[Edited on February 10, 2006 at 4:04 PM. Reason : double post]
2/10/2006 4:03:40 PM |
sarijoul All American 14208 Posts user info edit post |
rockin' the commodore amiga (my dad was/is a computer nerd):
2/11/2006 6:27:55 PM |
goalielax All American 11252 Posts user info edit post |
our first PC was a NEC laptop that had a battery the size of two fists end to end. LCD screen that was light black and white, but it did have a industry leading 2 3.5 in drives! 2/11/2006 9:46:31 PM |
jbtilley All American 12797 Posts user info edit post |
Commodore 64. I remember my second computer (Packard Bell) had a turbo button on it so you could bump the speed back down to 25MHz if 33MHz was too fast for you
Then again in those days the games were poorly coded and timed with loops so if your computer was too fast it would come out of the loops too soon and the game would run much faster than designed. 3/8/2006 9:30:58 PM |
nicolle All American 1191 Posts user info edit post |
IBM PCjr
No mouse, it had the big disks, and you needed to have a cartridge (or disk, I can't remember) to start it up each time.
My dad worked in computers, so we got things early, but then we kept them for a long time. We had a videocamera very early (before the little camcorders came out) It took a normal size VHS and you had to carry half the VCR with it 3/9/2006 11:11:29 AM |
chocolatervh All American 22986 Posts user info edit post |
but i was advanced for my age so this is my first computer program...
3/9/2006 11:14:44 AM |
SouthPaW12 All American 10141 Posts user info edit post |
A "386" w/ a 13" color Acer monitor
Best memory: Playing hours and hours and hours of "Wolfenstein 3D" w/ my pals. Finally hadta use the "IMD" (I think???) code to get all health/weapons to finally beat the game. 3/11/2006 1:44:28 AM |