Internet access...
Can be difficult to come by when you live out in the sticks.
I conciously avoided doing a 'Tesco Value Modem' joke
Oh, if you're board, and think you know computer games. ('specialy old ones, as I left pretty much everything but my emulators at home this term to avoid distracting me in my finals) then I made a little quiz.
www.jaspsplace.co.uk/jasplace/quiz.php
It's hardly original but see if you can identify the games from which the little bit os screen shot had been taken.
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Wed 13 Apr 2005, 1:02,
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Can be difficult to come by when you live out in the sticks.
I conciously avoided doing a 'Tesco Value Modem' joke
Oh, if you're board, and think you know computer games. ('specialy old ones, as I left pretty much everything but my emulators at home this term to avoid distracting me in my finals) then I made a little quiz.
www.jaspsplace.co.uk/jasplace/quiz.php
It's hardly original but see if you can identify the games from which the little bit os screen shot had been taken.
even in 96 when i went to secondary school*
there was only one modem for the entire school and it was a 24.4k
*yes, i'm a bairn
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Wed 13 Apr 2005, 1:07,
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*yes, i'm a bairn
I got 0
Am ashamed. I thought the fire and stone face one was sonic, but it's not. In my defense, I have no Amiga or Master System, and didn't have a Megadrive till I was about 12, by which point I think I had an N64, so it wasn't played as much as the C64 or SNES had been
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Wed 13 Apr 2005, 1:10,
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The stone face one...
... Is indeed an Amiga game.
Round two is in production as the moment and should be a bit easier for poor talentless individuals like yourself.
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Wed 13 Apr 2005, 1:13,
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Round two is in production as the moment and should be a bit easier for poor talentless individuals like yourself.
Oh, do SNES
I'll get many many more on that. I'd say do C64, but there's too many games, I had 200+ and that's still probably like 1% of all of them
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Wed 13 Apr 2005, 1:30,
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You need to up grade!
What you need is CPIP,
Carrier Pigeon Internet Protocol.
www.blug.linux.no/rfc1149/
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Wed 13 Apr 2005, 1:28,
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Carrier Pigeon Internet Protocol.
www.blug.linux.no/rfc1149/