Rayman Pirate-Community

I think it should, much powerful hardware in comparison. Besides, I managed to run a MS-DOS SNES emulator on my most powerful 486 system. Fine with audio off, in my pants.

Hehe, always pushing things to the limit, are you? In your pants.

I try once and a while, even had ran Rayman 2 on it once, in my pants.

Ohoho, that is pretty beastly indeed, I think in my pants.
I tried running Black Mesa once on my laptop, I was very disappointed with how it ran in my pants.

Well, the game graphics were screwed, so I wouldn't call it beastly system. I ran, that's all I can say for it, in my pants.

Hehe, I remember my old copy of Rayman 2 which ran well on an old laptop I had, but not on the tower I had after that, some textures were missing, such as the spiral door, which came us as a translucent untextured square instead, in my pants.

Ah, the wonders of PC gaming, in my pants.

Meh, the old tower couldn't run the likes of RuneScape, in my pants, I'm glad I moved on from it, in my pants.
Though this laptop has served me very well indeed, even with all the issues it's now having.

I like old computers because they still serve a nice purpose, in my pants.

Depends on what I use them for, in my pants. I don't really have any old computers of that sort here, the old tower was my then current main PC, and failed in that task, yet it wasn't the type I'd call classic or retro, it was an old workstation computer.

With the right hardware a person could make wonders, it's fun to play with, in my pants.

Indeed, but I was too young back then to understand and appreciate that sort of thing, in my pants.

Ah, youthful times, we all been there done that, learn a lot from mistakes, in our pants.

Indeed we do, but some also yearn for those times also, being a kid is weird in our pants.

Care free world too, no worries of an adult, in my pants.

Indeed, but then there's also the fact that you're not independent, in your pants.

Quite so. Though many adults are still dependent as children, in their pants.

True, but I think the allure of growing up to some is that they have more freedoms, in their pants.

However, just because we do go up, doesn't mean we can't be kids at heart, in our pants.

Ah, I'm reminded of a quote from Doctor Who, in my pants:

The Fourth Doctor wrote:Well, of course I'm being childish! There's no point being grown-up if you can't be childish sometimes.