I can't remember which it was but my first PC gaming experience was on an Tandy 1000 and it was the Harley Davidson type game. Something along the lines of Road To Sturgis. I think before that though we had this console that plugged into the TV. I have no idea what it was. It only had one game for it. You had to jump around this pyramid and collect fruit or something, your character was a spring I think. My favorite early, for me, game was Gunship 2000. I was very addcited to that when it first came out. I played it on a 286 Packard Bell with 4 meg of ram and a 40 meg drive.
I just smile to myself and wonder when the government is going to quote the likes of Hitler and Mussolini in their speeches, these are the people that they seem to be emulating and aspiring to. The current policy's and the state of the country seem to be more in line with 1930's Germany then 1790's America, many people out of work, restrictive treaties that make no sense, and a large influx of immigration; people wonder why Adolf Mittler got so few votes in the NH primary.
"Any society that would give up a little liberty to gain a little security will deserve neither and lose both" Ben Franklin
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I can't remember which it was but my first PC gaming experience was on an Tandy 1000 and it was the Harley Davidson type game. Something along the lines of Road To Sturgis. I think before that though we had this console that plugged into the TV. I have no idea what it was. It only had one game for it. You had to jump around this pyramid and collect fruit or something, your character was a spring I think. My favorite early, for me, game was Gunship 2000. I was very addcited to that when it first came out. I played it on a 286 Packard Bell with 4 meg of ram and a 40 meg drive.
I just smile to myself and wonder when the government is going to quote the likes of Hitler and Mussolini in their speeches, these are the people that they seem to be emulating and aspiring to. The current policy's and the state of the country seem to be more in line with 1930's Germany then 1790's America, many people out of work, restrictive treaties that make no sense, and a large influx of immigration; people wonder why Adolf Mittler got so few votes in the NH primary. "Any society that would give up a little liberty to gain a little security will deserve neither and lose both" Ben Franklin