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I've probably been gaming on the PC for longer than most of you
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my first pc game was on 8 5.25 floppys it was some archaeology game back in 1986
Mine was some crazy text based game on teh green screen of the Apple IIC. I was like 4 or 5 >_> It had huey dewey and louie fighting harpies. Something to do with Clouds. >_> Also 1986 :P[QUOTE="Jandurin"][QUOTE="MarloStanfield"]Assumptions on the internet ftl.I've probably been gaming on the PC for longer than most of you
surrealnumber5
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my first pc game was on 8 5.25 floppys it was some archaeology game back in 1986
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i think my first game was jazz jackrabbit on DoS
or that Raptor game, the flying one
oh, and that one where you were the kid fixing the nursery rimes cus they were all messed up and u had to find what was missing somewhere else
i started when i was 3 or so...91? yay kiddy lurning game startin me out early. the snoopy typing game was awesome
[QUOTE="surrealnumber5"][QUOTE="Jandurin"] Assumptions on the internet ftl.shadow_hosi
he did say most of us and not all of us so he may still be correctÂ
my first pc game was on 8 5.25 floppys it was some archaeology game back in 1986
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i think my first game was jazz jackrabbit on DoS
or that Raptor game, the flying one
oh, and that one where you were the kid fixing the nursery rimes cus they were all messed up and u had to find what was missing somewhere else
i started when i was 3 or so...91? yay kiddy lurning game startin me out early. the snoopy typing game was awesome
its ok i was around 2 and a half when i was playing that with my older brother who was around 4 oh crap i forgot we had frogger too and the comp used command lines i dont even think we had dosÂ
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he did say most of us and not all of us so he may still be correctÂ
my first pc game was on 8 5.25 floppys it was some archaeology game back in 1986
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i think my first game was jazz jackrabbit on DoS
or that Raptor game, the flying one
oh, and that one where you were the kid fixing the nursery rimes cus they were all messed up and u had to find what was missing somewhere else
i started when i was 3 or so...91? yay kiddy lurning game startin me out early. the snoopy typing game was awesome
its ok i was around 2 and a half when i was playing that with my older brother who was around 4 oh crap i forgot we had frogger too and the comp used command lines i dont even think we had dosÂ
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do you remember the name of the sim game where you were like a farmer or rancher ro something in the west? and you went to town to buy crops and stuff from the almanac and all that....i remember playing it all the time in school but i have no idea what its called....it was around the time we had dinopark tycoon and oregon trail
[QUOTE="surrealnumber5"]its ok i was around 2 and a half when i was playing that with my older brother who was around 4 oh crap i forgot we had frogger too and the comp used command lines i dont even think we had dos[QUOTE="shadow_hosi"]
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i think my first game was jazz jackrabbit on DoS
or that Raptor game, the flying one
oh, and that one where you were the kid fixing the nursery rimes cus they were all messed up and u had to find what was missing somewhere else
i started when i was 3 or so...91? yay kiddy lurning game startin me out early. the snoopy typing game was awesome
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do you remember the name of the sim game where you were like a farmer or rancher ro something in the west? and you went to town to buy crops and stuff from the almanac and all that....i remember playing it all the time in school but i have no idea what its called....it was around the time we had dinopark tycoon and oregon trail
sounds like oregon trail or thats the only bell that is ringingbrothers are supposed to get along? news to me (im typing this while my brother is right behind me :P).
seriously...theres one key difference though.
The pc does not rely on MS to exist as a gaming platform. if MS ever goes out of business (not very likely mind) the PC will trundle on nicely. hell with a bit fo elbow grease and a bit a sacrefice on the communities part, MS could be driven out of the PC gaming equation completly (things like wine on linux would lessen the blow in terms of compatibility...but there would still be hard work and sacrefice needed). before u mention direct x, the PC has perfectly feasible alternatives like open GL and open AL to replace coponents in direct X and there are ways of filling in the rest.
the xbox however would go down with them. u can never ever make MS a non factor with the xbox...it is inherently reliant on MS to survive.
so in the end theres 2 different schools of thinking. on the xbox, the book stops with MS (and this applies to every console). MS control it, MS dictate policy on it, MS dictates the games that go on it and so fourth. they are lord and master of the platform to all intents and purposes.
on the PC, the book stops with us, the gamers. the PC users. we decide what services to use, we decide where to buy our games from. at the end of the day the PC, as a platform, belongs to everyone, from MS to me, to the ppl typing on this forum...to everyone who uses a PC. no one controls it, no one dictates policy, no one says what it cant and can do or who can and cant make games/applications for it.
2 completly different schools of thought. im not going to argue which is better here (completly different topic) but that difference means that PC gamers and xbox gamers (and console gamers in general) are in no way shape or form, brothers.Â
sounds like oregon trail or thats the only bell that is ringing surrealnumber5
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well its not oregon train, you are just like a farmer or rancher or somethign in a western town. i cant remember the name of it, but it was kinda like a tycoon game(like diopark) but western farm style or something....i wish i could remember it :( i palyed it allll the time in school
[QUOTE="surrealnumber5"]sounds like oregon trail or thats the only bell that is ringing shadow_hosi
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well its not oregon train, you are just like a farmer or rancher or somethign in a western town. i cant remember the name of it, but it was kinda like a tycoon game(like diopark) but western farm style or something....i wish i could remember it :( i palyed it allll the time in school
I only played oregon trail, with audio samples, and tessellations in school. Don't remember what you're talking about.[QUOTE="sam280992"]This is quite... Sad.
Are you GhostMLD?
-General_Ram-
NO.
but you can just call me "General"
Lmao general:roll:
you know GhostMLD used to call himself "Lemming general":lol:
so who is the real general??
brothers are supposed to get along? news to me (im typing this while my brother is right behind me :P).
seriously...theres one key difference though.
The pc does not rely on MS to exist as a gaming platform. if MS ever goes out of business (not very likely mind) the PC will trundle on nicely. hell with a bit fo elbow grease and a bit a sacrefice on the communities part, MS could be driven out of the PC gaming equation completly (things like wine on linux would lessen the blow in terms of compatibility...but there would still be hard work and sacrefice needed). before u mention direct x, the PC has perfectly feasible alternatives like open GL and open AL to replace coponents in direct X and there are ways of filling in the rest.
the xbox however would go down with them. u can never ever make MS a non factor with the xbox...it is inherently reliant on MS to survive.
so in the end theres 2 different schools of thinking. on the xbox, the book stops with MS (and this applies to every console). MS control it, MS dictate policy on it, MS dictates the games that go on it and so fourth. they are lord and master of the platform to all intents and purposes.
on the PC, the book stops with us, the gamers. the PC users. we decide what services to use, we decide where to buy our games from. at the end of the day the PC, as a platform, belongs to everyone, from MS to me, to the ppl typing on this forum...to everyone who uses a PC. no one controls it, no one dictates policy, no one says what it cant and can do or who can and cant make games/applications for it.
2 completly different schools of thought. im not going to argue which is better here (completly different topic) but that difference means that PC gamers and xbox gamers (and console gamers in general) are in no way shape or form, brothers.
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I totally understand. PC is the big older brother with a dope job, nice car, and lives in his own apartment away from mom and dad. Xbox is the little brother still in high school who has to have his parents drive him around to the mall.
i have my own car and i rent a basement (NOT my parent's) :evil:I totally understand. PC is the big older brother with a dope job, nice car, and lives in his own apartment away from mom and dad. Xbox is the little brother still in high school who has to have his parents drive him around to the mall.
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I demand a dna testFranko_3Owned:lol:
We both need MS, plain and simple. You need their OS and we need their console. And MSs LIVE service is ever so slightly creeping its way into the PC space. Also Games for Windows branded games are popping up more frequently.
You may be a slave to Steam, but its the Windows logo you look at every time you turn on your PC.
-General_Ram-
yeah.. you keep thinking that.
Xbox is more like the unwanted bastard child of a console and a PC, it inherited the traits of both parents but was brought up by a console. PC wants nothing to do with the kid but has to pay child support in the form of old exclusives, every now and then PC gets a game from Xbox but PC isn't sure if it wants them.AnnoyedDragon
Amen brother. We appreciate your games to help fight the 360/PS3 war.
Xbox is more like the unwanted bastard child of a console and a PC, it inherited the traits of both parents but was brought up by a console. PC wants nothing to do with the kid but has to pay child support in the form of old exclusives, every now and then PC gets a game from Xbox but PC isn't sure if it wants them.AnnoyedDragonwatch out, the lemmings might call child services and use this as proof of child negligence
Hermits are bitter. Now that devs realize that no matter how hard they try, their games will be bottleged. Now they're more focused on consoles, where priracy is less rampant.
I guess spending all that money just so your games will look a little better was a waste, eh?
And all those previously console exclusive games coming to PC right around the time more PC games started hitting consoles is just a coincidence huh? Maybe it has something to do with development costs and broadening the audience... nagh It couldn't be, it has to be something a console elitist can gloat about.Hermits are bitter. Now that devs realize that no matter how hard they try, their games will be bottleged. Now they're more focused on consoles, where priracy is less rampant.
I guess spending all that money just so your games will look a little better was a waste, eh?
MortalDecay
We both need MS, plain and simple. You need their OS and we need their console. And MSs LIVE service is ever so slightly creeping its way into the PC space. Also Games for Windows branded games are popping up more frequently.
You may be a slave to Steam, but its the Windows logo you look at every time you turn on your PC.
-General_Ram-
I'm a PC gamer that utterly despises Microsoft.
I want Microsoft to die so that I can have a stable operating system that isn't filling my PC up with bloatware (if it isn't bloatware itself) and that actually gives me optimal performance on my games.
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lemmings and hermits may disagree a lot, but they're brothers forever.
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We both need MS, plain and simple. You need their OS and we need their console. And MSs LIVE service is ever so slightly creeping its way into the PC space. Also Games for Windows branded games are popping up more frequently.
You may be a slave to Steam, but its the Windows logo you look at every time you turn on your PC.
-General_Ram-
lol funny.That was a joke right ? Or you dont know what your talking about ?
We both need MS, plain and simple. You need their OS and we need their console. And MSs LIVE service is ever so slightly creeping its way into the PC space. Also Games for Windows branded games are popping up more frequently.
You may be a slave to Steam, but its the Windows logo you look at every time you turn on your PC.
-General_Ram-
I love how this was actually an underhanded attack at PC gaming. "Slave to steam"? :lol: Â
Anyway, I think I'm going to go back to my System Warring now.
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