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"Children are smarter than any of us. How do I know that? I don't know one child with a full time job and children." - Bill Hicks.
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Hi! I'm new around here...
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playin. no limits for technology, i started in the 5 1/4 floppy days, unfortunatly i missed those big round disks (like in Terminator) 8) |
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Nahh, you can't beat the old audio tape :lol:
I loved my 800XL with it's huge 64k memory! One flight sim I played took an an hour to load from a 90min audio tape :shock: You also had the honour of hearing the data transfer for that length of time (weeee buzzzzzzz weeeee buzzzzzzzzzzz) :lol: Then you had games like gauntlet where they couldn't fit all 100 levels on the audio tape, when a me and a mate tried to play the game through it got to level 64 and the tape just stopped :cry: Think about that next time you think it's taking a long time to load a game from the UMD! |
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I remember playing Miner 2049'er cartridge on his 400 on Christmas morning - must have been about 1982 :lol:
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OK, now I really am sad as the other day I tracked down a pretty good Miner 2049'er emulator!
hmm I wonder if I can find one for the PSP :lol: I also found a copy of that 3d FPS gem (yes 3d :shock: ) Escape from targ |
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You want Miner 2049'er on the PSP?
Download Vice PSP - a Commodore 64 emulator. Then download the C64 version of Miner 2049'er. Not as good as the Atari version but not far off ![]() Even better was the sequel to Miner 2049'er, Bounty Bob Strikes Back - the best version of this game was on the C64. Still one of my favourite platform games of all time.
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Man. I feel really young. First console was the Genesis, second was the PS1, third was the PS2, and I've had four handhelds (not including PSP) : Gameboy Pocket, Gameboy Color, Gameboy Advanced SP, and DS.
Oh well. I have adult tastes. Constantine
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