These are what I speant most of my childhood playing games on and learning the basics of computing... well when I wasn't outside with my friends of course.
Atari 2600
TI 99/4a
Tandy Color Computer 3
I actually still have the TI 99 and the CoCo 3 in a closet somewhere around here. My Atari got so much use it just wore out and stopped functioning back in the early 80's sometime.
Hehe, I hereby dedicate this thread to games and systems from "back in the day". Remember when NES first came out? This is how most of us felt about it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B3Vh--awqmQ
Where oh Where is the Sega Master System. The competitor to the NES. In the U.S. it may not have beaten the NES, but here in australia, most people had a Master System over the NES, as Sonic was more popular than Mario.
Then it went to the next step with the SNES and Mega Drive (or Genesis as you guys called it) Wars.
Ah, good times, GREAT Games.
Thank god for Emulators. - I can relive all those great times.
I actually still have the TI 99 and the CoCo 3 in a closet somewhere around here. My Atari got so much use it just wore out and stopped functioning back in the early 80's sometime.
Bren
ZOMG!!! I had a CoCo 2!!! I didn't think anyone remembered that thing!
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My first PC. Check the price tag on it. It came out in 1979
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These are what I speant most of my childhood playing games on and learning the basics of computing... well when I wasn't outside with my friends of course.
Atari 2600
TI 99/4a
Tandy Color Computer 3
I actually still have the TI 99 and the CoCo 3 in a closet somewhere around here.
My Atari got so much use it just wore out and stopped functioning back in the early 80's sometime. 
Bren
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i did as well, but with a green screen.
before that i had a Vectrex
Sure! When it comes to electronic gaming, I think more than 5 years is considered "Old School"
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Where oh Where is the Sega Master System. The competitor to the NES. In the U.S. it may not have beaten the NES, but here in australia, most people had a Master System over the NES, as Sonic was more popular than Mario.
Then it went to the next step with the SNES and Mega Drive (or Genesis as you guys called it) Wars.
Ah, good times, GREAT Games.
Thank god for Emulators. - I can relive all those great times.
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Ah yes, Atari ^_^. Good emulator for it is Stella: stella.sourceforge.net/
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ZOMG!!! I had a CoCo 2!!! I didn't think anyone remembered that thing!
For the record, Dungeons of Daggorath was t3h s|-|1zzn4z!!!111
Wow! Is that an oscilloscope with a gamepad?
I feel cheated with Atari having only one button on the joystick. Anywho, I think that thing pwned my first - the Vic 20.
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