Actually I still own a Sega Genesis. The same one. It’s downstairs in a box. Now then, someone find me my walker so I can take a mid afternoon nap before my three o’clock dinner…
Man, I remember playing Camel and Parsec as a kid.
You know, last century, back in the 1900s when music was either carried around on massive flat disks you scratched with a needle to listen to, or very long rolls of magnetic plastic film very expertly wound, and commercial internet wasn’t quite available yet.
I got stupidly lucky. My dad was/is a computer programmer consultant, so he needed to upgrade his machine every couple to few years. We had the Internet at home by Aug of 1986, and hand-me-down computers as kids.
I owned a sega Genesis.
Actually I still own a Sega Genesis. The same one. It’s downstairs in a box. Now then, someone find me my walker so I can take a mid afternoon nap before my three o’clock dinner…
I started on an Atari 2600.
TI 99/A-4
Man, I remember playing Camel and Parsec as a kid.
You know, last century, back in the 1900s when music was either carried around on massive flat disks you scratched with a needle to listen to, or very long rolls of magnetic plastic film very expertly wound, and commercial internet wasn’t quite available yet.
I got stupidly lucky. My dad was/is a computer programmer consultant, so he needed to upgrade his machine every couple to few years. We had the Internet at home by Aug of 1986, and hand-me-down computers as kids.