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GrumpyOG
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My first online gaming was fc :D but i've been into computer gaming since playing colossal cave on a trs 80
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i was playing tv tennis with 2 blocks for bats and a square for a ball (True)
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Godz wrote:i was playing tv tennis with 2 blocks for bats and a square for a ball (True)
bin there done that - in a pub, on a table top machine, pre the table top space invaders- OMG how old am I ? my father also bought the original home tv tennis machine - hours of fun :) but the cbm pet with the plane landing program was probably my first ever view of the future (seen in a shop window as who could afford a pet at 1 years average wage? 16K of ram though :good: edit apparantly only 4k of ram, max, in the era I am thinking of - 76-77 )
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Godz wrote:i was playing tv tennis with 2 blocks for bats and a square for a ball (True)


lol :yeahthat: my 1st ever console

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no lag no probs just plug n play....and i could shoot the wings off a fly.....although the fly was and inch square atleast :D
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Helped build something called a Tangerine Microtan 65 at school circa 1979, based on a 0.75 Mhz 6502 cpu, input was via hex keypad, BASIC ROM and ASCII input was an optional extra, we managed to get a simple space invader program running on it though, computer studies being serious in those days.
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1st solo program was a simple cat and mouse (big block chasing little block) on my ZX80
1st online experience, PRESTEL with a ZX Spectrum and 1200/75 modem

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The Commodore PET 2001 was a very successful machine. Four models were made: early 4KB models, the PET 2001-8N with 8 KB RAM, PET 2001-16N with 16 KB RAM and the PET 2001-32N with 32K RAM. Microsoft wrote the BASIC!
Source:http://www.old-computers.com/
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My 1st console :oops:
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1st computer:
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2nd computer, still have it somewhere on the attic:
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my first computer game :)

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controls were a bit fcked with 1 bit mem
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LuMbErJaCk wrote:My 1st console :oops:
1st computer:
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2nd computer, still have it somewhere on the attic:
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Happy days I used to fix Amigas for a living, the 500 and 500 plus were personal favourites as most were due to the odd and even cia chips, easy fix just swap them, both chips identical, both using different parts of the chip. I also reckon I could strip down and rebuild a floppy drive in about 2 minutes.
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GrumpyOG wrote:
Godz wrote:i was playing tv tennis with 2 blocks for bats and a square for a ball (True)
bin there done that - in a pub, on a table top machine, pre the table top space invaders- OMG how old am I ? my father also bought the original home tv tennis machine - hours of fun :) but the cbm pet with the plane landing program was probably my first ever view of the future (seen in a shop window as who could afford a pet at 1 years average wage? 16K of ram though :good: edit apparantly only 4k of ram, max, in the era I am thinking of - 76-77 )
yeah 1976 very hot summer i recall :popcorn:
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DrZux wrote:
LuMbErJaCk wrote:My 1st console :oops:
1st computer:
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2nd computer, still have it somewhere on the attic:
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Happy days I used to fix Amigas for a living, the 500 and 500 plus were personal favourites as most were due to the odd and even cia chips, easy fix just swap them, both chips identical, both using different parts of the chip. I also reckon I could strip down and rebuild a floppy drive in about 2 minutes.
I had an Amiga what a fantastic machine for its time floppy discs yeah baby
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