dschult3
CGR Undertow Groupie
The true heir to the Monado.
Posts: 2,768 
|
Post by dschult3 on Apr 2, 2017 0:32:32 GMT
Did anyone ever play games on these? I definitely want to see the computer that looks like a set of books.
|
|
stratogustav
Supreme Overlord
Warrior with Bandana
Posts: 7,460
|
Post by stratogustav on Apr 2, 2017 15:05:30 GMT
I actually had a gf in high school that used to play in one of those that somehow was still working properly in the 2000s, she had one. It wasn't one of the strange looking ones, but it was definitely from that generation.
|
|
dschult3
CGR Undertow Groupie
The true heir to the Monado.
Posts: 2,768
|
Post by dschult3 on Apr 2, 2017 19:40:55 GMT
I actually had a gf in high school that still used to play in one of those that somehow was still working properly in the 2000s, she had one. It wasn't one of the strange looking ones, but it was definitely from that generation. I have heard that some people still use computers from the 80s, because most of them are not online. That means, to them, that they are more secure. |
|
stratogustav
Supreme Overlord
Warrior with Bandana
Posts: 7,460
|
Post by stratogustav on Apr 2, 2017 19:42:19 GMT
I have heard that some people still use computers from the 80s, because most of them are not online. That means, to them, that they are more secure. It is crazy just to think those things still work. I can't imagine how slow they must feel by now. |
|
dschult3
CGR Undertow Groupie
The true heir to the Monado.
Posts: 2,768
|
Post by dschult3 on Apr 2, 2017 20:43:00 GMT
I have heard that some people still use computers from the 80s, because most of them are not online. That means, to them, that they are more secure. It is crazy just to think those things still work. I can't imagine how slow they must feel by now. True, but there is something oh so satisfying that overcomes me with joy whenever I type with an old IBM XT keyboard. Nothing clicks like those old keyboards. |
|
billspreston
Cheru Wing
I wrote Max Reebo's first 3 hits
Posts: 336
|
Post by billspreston on Apr 2, 2017 22:20:12 GMT
I just started getting into Lazy Game Reviews. That guy's channel is awesome, even though I had no idea how to even turn a personal computer on until around 1997 or so.
But I knew this lady, she had a Tandy and boy was it a dandy.
|
|
Cervantes
Off-Brand Transformable Robot
A former Incompetent Evil Commander (XP: 2423)
Posts: 2,819
|
Post by Cervantes on Apr 3, 2017 0:12:00 GMT
LGR is one of the very few other channels I watch regularly besides CGR (the others are Super Bunnyhop and GameSack, and the Retro series on Digital Foundry). He also has a video for weird 90s computers, a lot of weird stuff there too.
|
|
centipede
CGR Undertow Groupie
It was just one soy latte, I swear!
Posts: 2,691 
|
Post by centipede on Apr 4, 2017 22:36:54 GMT
I actually had a gf in high school that still used to play in one of those that somehow was still working properly in the 2000s, she had one. It wasn't one of the strange looking ones, but it was definitely from that generation. I have heard that some people still use computers from the 80s, because most of them are not online. That means, to them, that they are more secure. What could you do with those old machines these days? |
|
