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It was a game called Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galexy I think. Might have been Zork. I was on mainframes before a PC.

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mine was DOS 6.22

i never could figure out the commands, then my friend robert gave me some dos games on a floppy

and i played frogger for hours

i had a "Spectrum" computer, if anyone remembers what it is.........

it was really nice :)

I have some really early windows version, I think it was an apple mac, it had the little watch thing in place of an hour glass.... I was only 2 or 3 years old :) anyway, it had notepad and one game, helicopter. I was addicted :rolleyes:

and when i say floppy .. i mean the gigantic floppies :rofl:

The 5.3 ones? In the late 80's there were 8 inch one for the big early windows, or macs, i dunno, lol

1988 my first time was playing a fighter game (F-19) I think. it was on a comodore 64...the first computer i actually owned though was (1995?) a IBM PS-2 w/ DOS 5 386SX 40MB Hard Drive 4MB (4 X 1 MB) 30pin mem

bah i had a tape to use :)

he he, i remember connecting the cassete player to the "Spectrum" and loading games this way,

it had no floppy or anything :rolleyes:

My first game was called "Jungle Jill" and I think it was in 1993 ... On a 33mhz laptop!! ... I think I still have it on a floppy somewhere :)

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