Old school games
09-08-02 | 12:04 PM
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Old school games
I got my roommates old P2 450 Mhz computer and I was thinking of turning it into a old game server and/or mp3 server. I would like input into old PC games (1980-90s) that you can remember playing back when. Also, any good emulators you can suggest would be very helpful. Thanks.
09-08-02 | 02:10 PM
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I had a P2-300mhz with a Voodoo2 card...playing NBA LIVE 99 was so awesome back then. Too bad my computer fried last month when i tried to upgrade the memory. I accidently put in the memory backwards. DOh!!!!!!
09-09-02 | 12:29 PM
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Re: Old school games
Originally posted by Tommy Boy29
I got my roommates old P2 450 Mhz computer and I was thinking of turning it into a old game server and/or mp3 server. I would like input into old PC games (1980-90s) that you can remember playing back when. Also, any good emulators you can suggest would be very helpful. Thanks.
I got my roommates old P2 450 Mhz computer and I was thinking of turning it into a old game server and/or mp3 server. I would like input into old PC games (1980-90s) that you can remember playing back when. Also, any good emulators you can suggest would be very helpful. Thanks.
and of course, http://www.arcadeathome.com
09-09-02 | 08:41 PM
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hi guys...
i'm very computer stupid, but i love the emulator idea as a link to old games that i used to love. is there anywhere to go for someone who is an ablsolute beginner to learn about how to use them and what the best ones are? in layman's terms?
thanks!
i'm very computer stupid, but i love the emulator idea as a link to old games that i used to love. is there anywhere to go for someone who is an ablsolute beginner to learn about how to use them and what the best ones are? in layman's terms?
thanks!
09-09-02 | 09:31 PM
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09-09-02 | 09:32 PM
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Nowhere to go for layman's terms - you can go to www.gamecopyworld.com if you're just going there to learn about emulators or if you're there to find out how to make a working backup of one of your game CDs. Otherwise some of that information can be seen as borderline copyright infringement.
As for games - my favorite old school game would have to be Bioforge.
As for games - my favorite old school game would have to be Bioforge.
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