Do you remember the first time you used a computer?
Do you remember the first time you used a computer?
I remember the first computer my family bought. It was huge! Not like alll the slim models that we have now. The first game I ever played on it was Putt-Putt Saves the Zoo. A Humongus Entertanment game. I remembered the first time I relized that you could paint on the computer also. I thought it was the greatest thing ever! E-mail? Practically magic! Do you remember the first time you used the computer?
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We had a commadore of some kind in the early '90s.. Probably 1996 or so. I remember playing Jump-man Junior.
Our first pc we got in 1998, my uncle built it and it had windows 95 on it. We still have it and it still works. We had windows 95 until 2004, when we got windows XP. That computer is still running good, it's a good computer..
Our first pc we got in 1998, my uncle built it and it had windows 95 on it. We still have it and it still works. We had windows 95 until 2004, when we got windows XP. That computer is still running good, it's a good computer..
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Woah, late 90s for some? Mine is more along ajamj's lines, of course. The private school I started going to in 2nd grade had computer class on Apple IIe and/or IIc. 1982 maybe? Big giant 5" floppy disks. Black screen with green typing. Learned to program in LOGO- making the "turtle" run all around the screen. Played Oregon Trail.
Our first computer at home was an early model Mac with a tiny screen that was like 512kB in the late 80s. We made lots of homemade cards and banners with our dot-matrix printer. And played Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego.
Our first computer at home was an early model Mac with a tiny screen that was like 512kB in the late 80s. We made lots of homemade cards and banners with our dot-matrix printer. And played Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego.
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MS DOS with a Dot Matrix printer. Remember the perforated paper with the holes on the sides?
Our first computer had two games: Snake and Gorillas. Snake was the greatest game ever!!
Our first computer had two games: Snake and Gorillas. Snake was the greatest game ever!!
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That's pretty much the exact same thing I remember, minus the programming. Only, those are what I played from 1994-1997 in public school (since they didn't feel like supplying students with state-of-the-art equipment).Darcie wrote:Woah, late 90s for some? Mine is more along ajamj's lines, of course. The private school I started going to in 2nd grade had computer class on Apple IIe and/or IIc. 1982 maybe? Big giant 5" floppy disks. Black screen with green typing. Learned to program in LOGO- making the "turtle" run all around the screen. Played Oregon Trail.
Oregon Trail... ahh, good times. I remember putting the names of people I disliked and made sure they didn't have enough supplies to make it to their destination. Many, many people died of dysentery. xD
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you betcha! my daddy made me a math game with visual basic in like 1997 or something. it was pretty cool. but the first real game i played was like putt-putt goes to the moon. i loved that game!!! it was soooo awesome. i would still probably play with it today, but it disapearedoff the face of the earth. we had all the putt-putt games. they were pretty sweet.
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Hm... we have this really, really old windows computer downstairs. It is running 95 or 98, but it is older than that... We have had it since I was... three or four. It pretends to work. It fools my little brother and sister (7 & 4) who don't know any better.
I played Oregon Trail, Number Munchers, all the Humongous Entertainment games, Treasure Mountain, Number Maze... Zombinis (which I still play when I am very, very bored).... I don't remember the rest. But, I must have been three or four.
I played Oregon Trail, Number Munchers, all the Humongous Entertainment games, Treasure Mountain, Number Maze... Zombinis (which I still play when I am very, very bored).... I don't remember the rest. But, I must have been three or four.
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Should this topic be here, or should it be in Finneman's, I wonder..
Ah, yes, the first computer I used was a 186 running MS-DOS 5 (if I remember correctly). I quickly got addicted to the games Snake and Gorillas. *Reminisces...* Anyone else remember lobbing exploding bananas across a cityscape?
Ah, yes, the first computer I used was a 186 running MS-DOS 5 (if I remember correctly). I quickly got addicted to the games Snake and Gorillas. *Reminisces...* Anyone else remember lobbing exploding bananas across a cityscape?
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