I still have a A600 at my mum's place.. I may dig it out. I have an emulator in here too so I can play Pinball Fantasies
An awesome game! I used to play lemmings tribes religously too . And a game called 'Beneath A Steel Sky' which is the BEST GAME EVER. No question, infact i'm now going to have to dig it out!
OMG I forgot about that! That was such a great game. here.... enjoy. http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=scFkCiwivHo
lol i found that as i posted about the game, put a thread up in gaming too. that game rocked my world <3
I've still got the original Word (I'm not sure if it was microsoft-developed or 3rd party) on a floppy for the Atari 5500 ST, or similar. I still have the console too, and an original b+w screen, and about 30 games with many original boxes. Woops...wrong forum, this isn't the Sales section
the first computer i ever had was an old tandy..damn its hard to imagine how big of a diff...from ~13 years ago
Still got a 286sx machine lying about somewhere, not entirely sure where it came from tbh but it was my first PC.
just an old amiga 500 that's in the loft. has two external floppy drives, a 40MB external hard drive, a philips monitor and somewhere around 500 "totally legal" floppy disks. good times, i still break it out once in a while too
commodore vic-20(at my parents house), custom psu, tape drive, and a 64k memory cartridge to extend its ability to do memory intensive tasks. That thing was fun. I remember the little ship that you had to keep between the two canyon walls which were represented by letters that just streamed down the screen. Even better was the plane that dropped bombs on a dam and you had to avoid the aa fire. We found a way to cheat in that game, we re-wrote the code that gave us more lives. Oh and who could forget the game where missles would shoot at a rocket ship. And the missles had two numbers on them and you had to input the sum of the numbers to shoot down the missles. classic.
Oldest one I have is a sinclair zx81 which I've had since it was new, also in the "antique" box is a complete BBC model B with screen and an original elite disk, spectrum 48k rubber beermat, a c64 and an amiga 500
Is it bad that the oldest I have in my room has a 1.3GHz Pentium M? My granddad tried to give me an ancient "laptop" of his with a funny display, maybe four lines in depth? but my mum vetoed it
