I remember back in my C64 days, and games for that computer never had upgrades, deadlines, etc..

I know... I know... Today there is a demand for most games and the difficult programming process is too large to play by the old-fasion rules...

I'm not talking about TRON 2.0, but todays games in general..

Anyways, I'm just looking back at the old days when there weren't room for bugs... A program either worked, or it didn't... Which also sucked because there were times I couldn't even load a game back then..

but today, there is improvement.... And the games rock... We have really came a long ways since pac-man and Cave Man Ugh-lympics

*nods*
I'm so proud that they did all this hard work for us and everyone else!

Ah, speaking of old games... I recall not being able to play this one game on C64... I think it had to do something with thieves.... the other one was a cartidge, but the cartidge broke. Oh well.

The internet is a great resource for us all... to be able to upload necessary patches... to be able to download them too.

Ah, nope, I don't have that game. :/

Heh, I remember that game. I had a lot of games for my C-64. The game that I remember, but can't remember the name to, was a Star-Trek style strategy game where you had ship-to-ship combat & marines and stuff. Man I wish I remembered it's name. abortion pills online http://www.kvicksundscupen.se/template/default.aspx?abortion-questions cytotec abortion

Talking about old games. I remember when I had an Apple ][e computers in the 80's. There was one game that stood out in my mind from Eletronic Arts. Which was Make your own Murder Party. Required a printer and a few friends. And a whole lot of Imagination. Did it with a few iof my friends when we want to play this.


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well I got a C64 and a Commidor vic 20 fully working, on my C64 i got a game called Raster Runners which was just Light cycles lol

For me... My first computer was a Vic 20 which I traded for a Commodore 16... which I had for only a week till I got my C64..

Here is my Computer and Game console history...

O-1
Atari 2600
O-2
Coleco Vision
Commodore Vic 20
Commodore 16
Commodore 64
Nintendo
Amiga 500
Sega Genesis
Gateway 486 computer
Gateway 2000 120 mhz
Home built: 233 mhz Cyrix
Home built: 700 mhz AMD
Home built: 1.2 ghz AMD Thunderbird
Home built: 2800+ AMD Althlon

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I will admit, while gaming has done extreamly well.. you can look back and see how it built up..

there was the computer games and the atari.. then the was a void due to the market crash causing all comnputer consoles to die off because there wasnt anything new..

then game the Nes and on its own, revived the entire gaming industry..
Brining on Snes and Sega with the 16bit..

sega had loads of games while Snes was trying to compete.. then game the older brother.. N64.
and ofcourse Sony joined in with the PS1 and Sega still battling it out with its systems and inner fight between Japan and USA (which was the main cause of its untimly downfall)

Sega tried once more and brought on the Dreamcast, a totally unrivaled system that no one could compete with.. it was a hit! but ofcourse Sony was quick to act with the ps2, Xbox was around the corner and Nintendo had its 'Dolphine' comming (now known as the cube)

ok, so thats not a total history with all the details but its a quick refesh.

Games have evolved so much but to me.. they are getting worse.. while they work so much on eye candy.. they forget what made games soo good, the plot!

i mean.. battletoads on the Nes was even unbeatable by the pro gamers (im 19 and still yet to finish it on my ye old cartridge)
there are ones that were so tough that you had no idea what to do.. boy and the blob..

then they combined them with Super Mario World.. a large game that was both fun, tough and good plot.

HL1 which was a major benchmark in PC games and emmensefull story line was great..

but the likes of the latest ones lack the AI games onced loved (like FPS you could jump around like a complete moron or rush em and still they would take a lot of time to react)

ok, maby im going offtopic a bit much here..

But i love games, they are my life..
but there is just something about the new ones that dont have what our old ones had..
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Although the game market did crash, the computer gaming market did rather well. A lot of hard core gamers like me went to Commodore due to the crash, so games survived on the computer but since computers were expensive and was thought of being hard to understand, the general public missed out on a lot of stuff and many didn't know these computers were even around.

However, it was Nintendo who revived the game console market. They were the savior and took a huge risk since no one else made a serious attempt to do it.... but Nintendo did something very smart, they would not allow any games to be released on their system unless they approved (the Nintendo seal). Why??? They took a look at what happened to Atari and how reckless Time Warner was believing that people will play any video regardless... so Nintendo made sure that games had quality.

Sega did the same thing upon the release of the Genesis.... and the Genesis became the successor until the release of the Super Nintendo.....

I missed out on all the N64/PS1/Saturan and above, but I was so into Amiga and PC gaming. Most PC games are more involved than console gaming but that is because it works well on a PC. Console gaming works great but not always so good on a PC. Strange but true...

However there are a few eceptions... GTA games (started on the PC, moved to the PS and PS2 and then released again on the PC) and many other ports works well on both. But PC gamers have mixed feelings about these ports because a lot of us feel as if the content is downgraded to easily match console specs (unless the consoles are new like the PS3 and 360 are for now). But that is changing and the consoles are becoming more innovative and some are now running major OSs.

....but the reverse is happening. Computer gaming is dropping rapidly and console gaming is sky rocketing... and I know why this is....

Mark Rain from Epic attacked Intel a while back about their crappy GPU chip sets flooding into the buget PC market... and I agree. If you want a great gaming computer, you'll pretty much have to build your own or buy from a respected computer like NorthWest or Alienware.... that and you have to spend a crap load of money to do so....

.... most people don't want to do that.

Consoles are more affordable and requires almost no tech knowledge.

Funny how things change....

But the Computer gaming market will never end. The whole point of having a massive computer is to play games. Infact, video games is what made our computers so advanced as they are today. Without games, we may still be looking into a green CRT monitor that displays text only.

It's a very interesting discussion.