L4D

1999 is old for you? My God, I must be a dinosaur then :O

Fram wrote:1999 is old for you? My God, I must be a dinosaur then :O

For PC games, 10 years is a lifetime.

L4D for PC or 360? I have it for PC. Lotsa fun.

Dutchy wrote:

Fram wrote:1999 is old for you? My God, I must be a dinosaur then :O

For PC games, 10 years is a lifetime.

It's official I am a dinosaur, I play games probably older then some of you Oooh wait, only 18 myself well in a month

I play games older than myself. I remember Lucasart's Glory Days of Adventure games NOT related to Star Wars... I remember Mech Warrior 1 and 2...

I remember Liesure suit Larry, Kings Quest, and the start of QUEENS quest.

I Remember the first Duke Nukem - the side scroller. Shrapnel City. Yes. I remember Duke Nukem's first line EVER: "I'll kick your a$$ and still have time to watch Oprah!"

... I remember when a floppy drive was the latest technology. And I mean the actual floppy discs that could bend, not the 3 and 1/2 inch that you still see occaisonally.

I remember a world before Microsoft. I remember DOS... And just DOS alone...

All and I'm only 20...

CRAZY.

Duke Nuken, Doom, Heroes, Starcraft, the first Warcraft, Quake and I mean quake I There where a lot of good old games. Darn Good old games really make it to immortality

Not to mention when there were only 150 Pokemon.

Monkeedude wrote:Not to mention when there were only 150 Pokemon.

151. Mew.

I've actually seen an actual 5.25" floppy disk (the ones I presume you were talking about) in real life. In fact, there are still some upstairs. Next to my Windows 3.1 computer. You know, the type of computer where you have to turn off the computer manually after shutting down Windows.

I don't think many 14-year-olds can say that.

Pifreak wrote:

Monkeedude wrote:Not to mention when there were only 150 Pokemon.

151. Mew.

I've actually seen an actual 5.25" floppy disk (the ones I presume you were talking about) in real life. In fact, there are still some upstairs. Next to my Windows 3.1 computer. You know, the type of computer where you have to turn off the computer manually after shutting down Windows.

I don't think many 14-year-olds can say that.

That is true. You should donate that thing to a museum.

You'd get payed for that

Pifreak wrote:

Monkeedude wrote:Not to mention when there were only 150 Pokemon.

151. Mew.

I've actually seen an actual 5.25" floppy disk (the ones I presume you were talking about) in real life. In fact, there are still some upstairs. Next to my Windows 3.1 computer. You know, the type of computer where you have to turn off the computer manually after shutting down Windows.

I don't think many 14-year-olds can say that.

No, but this 15 year old can. He owned a DOS at one point...

Played Golf on it. Lol.

DOS....too many unknown terms :s

frankypicoto wrote:DOS....too many unknown terms :s

DOS is short for Dorky Operating System.

Basically You'd boot up the screen, and it'd be all black, with nothing but a

C:\ >

waiting for you to type something in.

Then if you were lucky, it'd go all black again, tell you the Matrix Has you, and to follow the white rabbit.

lol

Monkeedude wrote:L4D for PC or 360? I have it for PC. Lotsa fun.

PC too. love itt

Monkeedude wrote:Not to mention when there were only 150 Pokemon.

sigh those were the days when we could actually memorize them all...

Fram wrote:

Dutchy wrote:

Fram wrote:1999 is old for you? My God, I must be a dinosaur then :O

For PC games, 10 years is a lifetime.

It's official I am a dinosaur, I play games probably older then some of you Oooh wait, only 18 myself well in a month

what type of dinosaur..

btw polar bears aren't dinosaurs!!!

lol just to prove a point....or maybe he's not a bear but a dinosaur

lol wtf? where did the bear come from franky?