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hey everyone, i'm 19... will turn 20 on feb. 26th ![Big Grin :D :D](/wp-content/themes/gtp16/images/smilies/biggrin.svg?v=3)
I think n00bs are independent of age.![]()
Flipping heck! I'm older than Tophacient! I always thought he was sooo much older than me. I'm 15 on the 28th of OctoberYAY!!
That doesn't go away. My dad admitted it to me on my last birthday when I mentioned it. He just turned 57.I'm 19. But I often have trouble believing I'm any older then 12.
I was born on the 30th of december 1989, making me 17 years old.Unlucky? Why is being born in December make you or me unlucky? the 10th is my day.
42 here, and I too have fond memories of Pong, and of pinball, but in pool halls. At the tender age of ten, I used to hustle rich Dartmouth students in both pool and pinball, much to the chagrin of my parents. I was particularly good at a pinball game called Crazy Eight, which had an 8-ball theme.51 here and yes I remember when "pong" came out. When I was young and wanted to play a game it was a pinball machine at the local bowling alley.
42 here, and I too have fond memories of Pong, and of pinball, but in pool halls. At the tender age of ten, I used to hustle rich Dartmouth students in both pool and pinball, much to the chagrin of my parents. I was particularly good at a pinball game called Crazy Eight, which had an 8-ball theme.
Thanks to my father I occasionally had access to the PDP in the Kiewit Computer Center so I was able to hustle me some computer nerds in Spacewar as well.
Computer games have certainly come a looooong way since then haven't they!
Any way, it is nice to see we have some elder members here. 👍
Pong?
I have fond memories of the bong, does that count?
Anyhoo, I'm 31, though I rarely act my age... works wonders for my job, though.
100 Kurichs!
Depends on what kind of dog, but I'm guessing 2.How old is that in dog years?
How old is that in dog years?
Pong, Joust, Pitfall, etc.... I remember the Atari 2600 when it first came out... I convinced my folks that we would save SOOOO much money because you didn't have to stick a quarter in it every time you wanted to play. That was about 1984 I believe..., now it's 23 years later and I have spent untold thousands on in house video games (to save money at the arcade...)
Coleco Vision, Comadore 64....great memories..., great memories.
That doesn't go away. My dad admitted it to me on my last birthday when I mentioned it. He just turned 57.
...or XBL or PSN if you have a 360 or PS3. I got the PS3 version for just $5 and quite impressed how it plays with the controller. 👍And Joust is a great game... truly classic. I need to get a copy for my NES or GBA or something now![]()
I still have a Coleco Vision, working, at my parents house. What was that one game, Dr. something or another... and then there was Ladybug, which was fun.
And Joust is a great game... truly classic. I need to get a copy for my NES or GBA or something now![]()
...or XBL or PSN if you have a 360 or PS3. I got the PS3 version for just $5 and quite impressed how it plays with the controller. 👍
One of my all-time favorite arcade games was Tempest (the first time I reached the invisible level I freaked!)
Unfortunately, playing Tempest with a keyboard, mouse, or controller is TERRIBLE! You really have to have a high quality spinner, like the original arcade version, to accurately control your "man". Because of that I'm seriously thinking of building a MAME arcade cabinet just so I can relive many of my favorite arcade games as they were originally designed to be played. 👍
Do you mean misuse? Of em dashes?
Say it with me: em dash.No I mean maltreatment as in to treat or handle badly. I was personalising the em-dash.