Never played Myst before, but this movie sounds interesting

I remember Myst! It was one of the most extrodinary Video Games I've ever played as a kid. This should be very interesting.

laphtiya Wrote: Dakota Bob Wrote:Never played Myst before, but this movie sounds interesting Well you can pick up a copy for the nintendo DS for about $20 or under. I now intend to grab myself a copy asap

I heard the DS version was terrible and that many elements from the original game were removed.

I only have the Sega Saturn port. Without an extremely rare memory cartridge, it's impossible to complete the game (I'd assume) because of how long it is.

Qixxx I remember playing this game on a windows 3.1 486 machine with a whopping 50mhz and 8 megs of ram. I would agree that it would be hard to make this game into a actual film. where to buy abortion pill ordering abortion pills to be shipped to house buy abortion pill online

laphtiya Wrote: Compucore Wrote:Qixxx I remember playing this game on a windows 3.1 486 machine with a whopping 50mhz and 8 megs of ram. MY GOD WHAT A TITAN OF A MACHINE!!!!!!!!

Wow... hearing 486 sure brings back memories. The first official PC I owned was a 486 DX (I could have sworn it was a 60mhz but it was most likely a 50mhz processor). I can't remember how much memory I had but I think it was about 4 mbs.

Games I remember playing on that system:

Doom
Tie-Fighter
X-Wing
One Must Fall 2097
Space Hulk
Blake Stone
7th Guest

there were many more...

I didn't play Myst till about 1996 on a Gateway 133 computer. I can't remember the first game I played on CD but I think it was Dragon's Lair for the PC. I could be wrong about that.

Yeah I know and here is what is really funny about this. And get this f you can follow me over here. The CPU that I was using over here was a Cyrix processor. a TI 50MhZ cpu with a Math co processor along side it. It was an actual 486 SX fitted or arrange in such a way that it would work on a 386 motherboard. And the BIOS itself was set in such a way that it would be able to recognized the processor itself and the Mathco-processor. In the early days of 8088, 286, 386 and 486's that were SX extensions. Did not have the math cpprocessors in them. I think Qixx would agree with me on that. THis one was one of those that required a math coprocessor in it in order to deal with the math and other mathematical stuff instead of dealing or leaving it with the main CPU. nowadays with the Pentium, amd's They all have the Math-coprocessors already built into them already. not like in the old days where the math coprocesors were always seperate.

Qix77 Wrote: laphtiya Wrote: Compucore Wrote:Qixxx I remember playing this game on a windows 3.1 486 machine with a whopping 50mhz and 8 megs of ram. MY GOD WHAT A TITAN OF A MACHINE!!!!!!!! Wow... hearing 486 sure brings back memories. The first official PC I owned was a 486 DX (I could have sworn it was a 60mhz but it was most likely a 50mhz processor). I can't remember how much memory I had but I think it was about 4 mbs. Games I remember playing on that system: Doom Tie-Fighter X-Wing One Must Fall 2097 Space Hulk Blake Stone 7th Guest there were many more... I didn't play Myst till about 1996 on a Gateway 133 computer. I can't remember the first game I played on CD but I think it was Dragon's Lair for the PC. I could be wrong about that.

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