My gaming techie history

c00kiemonster_2

Commodore Vic20
Commodore 64
Commodore +4
Amiga 1200
Amiga CD32
PS1
PS2
PS3

Oh and I also owned a Gamecube which was just for playing mario kart:o

Fave games from the commodore range was Meglomania, Desert strike, manic miner, Sensible soccer and the awesome Cannon Fodder + many others:cool:

Fave from PS are Burnout, Call of Duty, Gran Turismo and Destruction Derby + many others:cool:

vyle

Wow, it's not often I see a forum where most people have been gaming longer than I .

I started with a Commodore 64 aged 4 in 1989, then got a megadrive, snes, PS1, N64, Gameboy Color, Dreamcast, Ps2, Xbox, Gamecube, Wii, DS, PSP, Xbox 360 then PS3.

The first game I had was Army Days, a lightgun game for the C64. I went on to enjoy Cosmic Causeway, Rodlands, CJ's Elephant antics and got TERRIFIED by aliens.

Sonic was the game that got me to realise that gaming was something I adored, and when I got my Snes, it was Legend of Zelda, a Link to the Past that cemented my love for adventure games, which carries on to this day, with Ocarina of Time being the best game I have ever played.

Final Fantasy 7 introduced me to 'epic' storytelling in games, but no world has ever felt so alive to me as Hyrule.

[Deleted User]

Not a long list, but it has kept me entertained...

ZX81
BBC Micro B
Commodore Amiga A500
PC (Starting with a 286 with Windows 3.1 and now on a Dell Studio 17)
Dreamcast
N64
PS1
Nintendo Wii

I still miss Megalomania, why won't they remake it! I've got a megadrive 'plug into your TV' box with megalomania/sensi soccer and cannon fodder - but they're not as good as the amiga versions

renegade

Game Boy Original
Game Boy Color
Game Boy Advance
PSP
Ps1
PS2
PS3 60gb
PS3 80gb

Started gaming very late in life, now hooked.Still have most Original games and still play them on all consoles.
Loved Donkey Kong, Mario and Tetris( Still play that every day)

Getting my 1st PC game next week.

GunJack

After jaydee's spectrum link t'other day.....

I've been playing Daley Thomson's Decathlon !!!!!!!!!

HOW much fun is that !?!?!?! :D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D

aliEnRIK

GunJack wrote: »

After jaydee's spectrum link t'other day.....

I've been playing Daley Thomson's Decathlon !!!!!!!!!

HOW much fun is that !?!?!?! :D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D

Is that one of those 'button bashing' games?

davester

Im discusted noone else had a Memotech computer. Black hard core machinine with 32kb of RAM and a super fast 4Mhz processor. The top spec model sporting an upgrade to 512kb and thats 1983.

http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?st=1&c=168

Quality British Computing

DisgruntledGoat

aliEnRIK wrote: »

Laser squad ~ the first game of that kind was REBELSTAR RAIDERS yes?


Man, I played that game to DEATH on my spectrum. That was my first true strategy game and it blew me away

Yeah, Rebelstar was the first one - then there was a later one called Lords of Chaos that was almost great



with level-to-level progression and a quite interactive map, but just too many glitches to be really great. Laser Squad (with the various extra maps) was the one that I was totally hooked on

aliEnRIK

Ive just thought of a game I MUST mention
UFO ENEMY UNKNOWN out on Amiga (Maybe the atari too)


The best strategy game Ive ever played, truly awesome

davester

I loved Lords of Chaos. Just the whole game had all I wanted them, colour lol , magic, treasure and monters. It was great cause you could set fire to stuff and it would spread and kill off the bad guys

I actually completed UFO, The shock, never completed it again.