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For some reason, as of late, I've gotten back into my Amiga/Commodore nostalgia. I missed playing Turrican, Shadow of the Beast, and Boulder Dash. It came back when recently, I found a Turrican remake, that Shadow of the Beast might be re-released (please give us Beast 3!), and a remake of Boulder Dash coming to the DS.

Anyone else have memories related to these older computers? It's generally where my gaming roots are set. Or am I just getting older and I'm surrounded by a bunch of young Rayman fans?

Heh, I remember on our first PC... which was an Acer Windows 3.1 PC. We had this nice old DOS game which I loved called Descent. It is a type of 3D game... I miss the old DOS games.

Really this is the oldest thing we had. Unless you count the NES as a computer. XD

I also remember my very first computer, which we still have by the way. It had Windows 95, and it's with it I played Rayman

I honestly wished we had the first Rayman game, it would have ran well on our windows 3.1 PC, and be very fun.

Rayman 3 was my first Rayman game.

I started with Rayman 2.

Very first, I played Rayman Arena... my brother got that game around 2003... I liked it, I wanted one, we went to the store, they didn't have it, but they had Rayman 3.. so we got that, I enjoyed it well.

Hoodcom wrote:Heh, I remember on our first PC... which was an Acer Windows 3.1 PC. We had this nice old DOS game which I loved called Descent. It is a type of 3D game... I miss the old DOS games.

Really this is the oldest thing we had. Unless you count the NES as a computer. XD

Oh yeah, I remember Descent, it was fun until you really far then you realized it was the same thing over and over again.

I actually just picked up one of my games from a while ago that I had for my old G3 imac. It was MDK, a really good third person shooter, I am surprised that it is just barely 10 years old. I think I am gonna go try and find my old sega.

Our Sega Genesis, NES, SNES, N64, GC, PS2 are all connected in our living room.

My first PC was a 3.1 We used to do loads of shitty drawings in Paint and play old games on floppies, like this one about a green alien called Cosmo. Then there was this funny game called Xargon where you play a guy who shoots bullets from his chest and he laughs when he dies [not kidding here].

Then I got a Win 95 where we had even crappier games on floppies.

The good ol' days.

And when did Doom come into anyones lives?

And today, many people like I hate floppy disks... XD

They really suck now... nothing can really fit on them now days.

Jman wrote:And when did Doom come into anyones lives?

It came into everyone's lives about 25 years ago

Hoodcom wrote:Heh, I remember on our first PC... which was an Acer Windows 3.1 PC. We had this nice old DOS game which I loved called Descent. It is a type of 3D game... I miss the old DOS games.

Really this is the oldest thing we had. Unless you count the NES as a computer. XD

DESCENT OWNS
Even though I've never played it.
I tried to download it recently, however, after reading a bunch of stuff about it, but apparently the download site no longer works. Which sucks.

StaceyW wrote:My first PC was a 3.1 We used to do loads of shitty drawings in Paint and play old games on floppies, like this one about a green alien called Cosmo. Then there was this funny game called Xargon where you play a guy who shoots bullets from his chest and he laughs when he dies [not kidding here].

Then I got a Win 95 where we had even crappier games on floppies.

The good ol' days.

LOL Yeah, I had a 3.1 too. My first games on it were games like Math Blaster, Where in Space is Carmen Sandiego?, and Dinosaur Adventure 3D. Then I got games like Spectre VR, Rayman, Doom, Capture the Flag, and Liero.

My first game ever was Super Mario World haha. It was awesome.

I first had a Commodore 64...and I think I still have it lying around somewhere. It had a Ghost Buster game that I always adored. After I got a PC a few years later, I was hooked mainly on Heroes III, Jagged Alliance 2, Jazz the Jackrabbit 2, UFO Enemy Unknown...to this day, I can play these for days and days, without even noticing it.