Remembering the Excitement - Page 3

10-03-11, 01:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Ninjaman09

CHEATER

yes

mojoman0 · 10-03-11, 03:32 PM

wolf 3d, hexen, commander keen, galactix, duck tales, mostly 486 games got me into pc gaming, before windows booted by default, but after the jedi knight series i didnt have a decent computer until the Half Life 2/ Doom 3/ Far Cry era and loading up those games blew my mind. Far Cry was insanely impressive and prolly still one of the prettiest games around, at least the atmosphere. I'm now on my next card after my 6800gt and both have treated me so well. Can't wait to take the plunge again.

Anyone remember those old pc gamer demo cd's loaded with shareware hexen and crap like that, when you had to get aol online via credit card and ghetto dialup, it wasnt even that long ago!

**zoomy942** · 10-03-11, 04:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ninjaman09

I still play through the original Doom on a regular basis. Use the Zdoom source port with up/down looking and jumping disabled of course.

It's nice because it supports Doom 2, Heretic and Hexen as well.

I'm replaying Doom 1 on my iPod. Love it.

**bob saget** · 10-03-11, 04:16 PM

Yea hexen would be one one of my first favs. Also quake and doom.

**john19055** · 10-04-11, 04:18 PM

Quake and my Voodoo 2 got me going ,but when Half Life came out I really fell in love with gameing with my nvidia TNT and Two 12mb of EDO DRAM Voodoo Creative cards in SLI running at 1024 x 768 with a core clock and memory speed of 90mhz. Good times .

ViN86 · 10-04-11, 04:44 PM

This was real excitement.

**zoomy942** · 10-04-11, 05:16 PM

I remember my voodoo 5 5500. Played no one lives forever on it.

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Logical · 10-04-11, 06:56 PM

7th Guest

Sent from my Intel core I7 using my keyboard.

Sorry Zoomy i just had to.

10-03-11, 03:32 PM	#26
mojoman0 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: California Posts: 3,566	Re: Remembering the Excitement wolf 3d, hexen, commander keen, galactix, duck tales, mostly 486 games got me into pc gaming, before windows booted by default, but after the jedi knight series i didnt have a decent computer until the Half Life 2/ Doom 3/ Far Cry era and loading up those games blew my mind. Far Cry was insanely impressive and prolly still one of the prettiest games around, at least the atmosphere. I'm now on my next card after my 6800gt and both have treated me so well. Can't wait to take the plunge again. Anyone remember those old pc gamer demo cd's loaded with shareware hexen and crap like that, when you had to get aol online via credit card and ghetto dialup, it wasnt even that long ago!

10-03-11, 04:16 PM	#28
bob saget Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Vancouver, originally Russia Posts: 23,133	Re: Remembering the Excitement Yea hexen would be one one of my first favs. Also quake and doom.

10-04-11, 04:18 PM	#29
john19055 Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: GREENVILLE,TX Posts: 3,851	Re: Remembering the Excitement Quake and my Voodoo 2 got me going ,but when Half Life came out I really fell in love with gameing with my nvidia TNT and Two 12mb of EDO DRAM Voodoo Creative cards in SLI running at 1024 x 768 with a core clock and memory speed of 90mhz. Good times . __________________ Intel i7-3820+Corsair H-100+ASROCK X79-Extreme4+16gigs G.Skill PC1600DDR3+2-ASUS DirectCU II GTX-670 in SLI+Crucial 256g-SSD+2- Samsung 1-TB+2-WesternDigtial 640g+LG-12x Blu-Ray Burner+1100w CoolerMaster+Antec-P280 case+50" Plasma PM6700+Logitech Mouse+Keyboard+Pioneer VSX-1020+Polk Audio Speakers

10-04-11, 04:44 PM	#30
ViN86 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 15,486	Re: Remembering the Excitement This was real excitement.

10-04-11, 06:56 PM	#32
Logical Registered User Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: UK Posts: 2,510	Re: Remembering the Excitement 7th Guest Sent from my Intel core I7 using my keyboard. Sorry Zoomy i just had to.

10-04-11, 05:16 PM	#31
zoomy942 Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Bellevue, ID Posts: 5,330	I remember my voodoo 5 5500. Played no one lives forever on it. Sent from my ADR6300 using Tapatalk