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Let me know what your first home system was!
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This is it.
Unless someone used poke commands and all the colors were messed up, hahahah.
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Atari 2600
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Commodore 64
ID: hdrnqdwWith a cassette drive?
ID: hdrs4rkNo, I was high tech with the 5.25 floppy. The PETs at school had the cassette though
ID: hdrckw1Same.
ID: hdrdryuFollowed shortly by TRS-80 lol
ID: hdru4ckMe too. This past weekend I was telling my wife and oldest about the days of dialing up a BBS on a 2400 bps modem.
ID: hds0uevAw man, first some speed loader, then sys288 to load TrailBlazer or Bubble Bobble or whatever from tape. Happy days.
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Sega Genesis. I was pretty young when I lost my Sega but the games I remember most are Mortal Kombat 3, Clay Fighters 1 and 2, and Sonic 1 and 2.
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Tandy 128 checking in, with my tape recorder and land-line modem
ID: hdrctn2Tape recorders were such a pain. I never had a floppy for my c64, but always wished for one. Load times were dreadful.
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load "upvote*",8,1
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I had my uncle's old cast-off vic20 before getting my uncle's old cast-off C64. Happy days.
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Colecovision….with all the module add ons….joysticks, paddles, steering wheel, track ball…..and it played Atari 2600 games.
ID: hdrbl6kThat's crazy. Like playing xbox games on a ps.
ID: hdrczj3Yeah I rocked it until I got a NES a few years later. Favorite game was Wargames…it was the IP game for the movie with Matthew Broderick. Sorta like missile defense but way more complicated.
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BBC Micro
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I had the vic 20 with a cassette drive.
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Commodore 64... I've played ghostbusters like there was no tomorrow. And that Lotus game.
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Gamecube! My brothers and I could never get enough Mario Kart Double Dash. Miss that fuckin game.
ID: hdr6zklKart
ID: hdrb78aThank lol it's been ages
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Telstar or 2600, not sure which one was 1st in my house
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Pong
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Started with a 2kb ZX80, then bought an extra cartridge, doubling to a whopping 4Kb memory. Then a TRS-80 Color Computer with 32 Kb, and FOUR colors (gasp!) which properly hacked had 64 Kb. Then a PC XT with the infamous Bill Gate's 640 Kb and an EGA board for a total of 16 colors (that was later on, on a 286, with an Adlib sound board).
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Sinclair ZX81
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Oh man, the memories. Had a c64 and c128. Two disk drives and boxes of games. When my family moved it all went in the dump. I kick myself whenever I think about that.
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VIC 20
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I have this ouija board
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Sol
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Pentium I 60 MHz.
Thought it was a beast until my dad had his monster that had 300 mhz.
Crazy times.
ID: hdralloLaughs in 133mhz with mmx and a dedicated turbo button.
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Packard Bell with windows 2000 or 98 i was around 7 years old then
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TI 99-4A
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Apple IIe
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I started with a Pong console and then graduated to an Atari then a NES but my cousins had a Commodore 64. We played a lot of Airborne Rangers and Hardball on that thing.
ID: hdrdrq2Airborne rangers was one of my two non pirated game on c64, the other one was Predator.
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or something like that
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Osborne 1
ID: hdrbeuvWow! I just checked it out. Never heard of it before. Could you game on that thing?
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Toshiba MSX 64. Before that, a pong device.
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Whatever a tandy 1000 was. I cant remember.
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A friend had a TRS-80 and I was very jealous. My first was a C64, like the others here. Started with cassette tape, but got a 5.25” drive for Christmas.
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Apple 2E
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Atari 2600. We had a Pong console too but I don't think that one counts. It's just one game and not a great one at that.
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Apple IIe when I was born lol
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commodore 64, i was 5, and yet i learned how to launch games
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Amstrad PC 1512 with lemmings and boulder dash