@patzering saidYou could be young and just knwo about teh history of computer games.
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You are old if Pong was a cool game for you 😉
@ponderable saidYou know you are old when you dust off your Commodore 64....
You could be young and just knwo about teh history of computer games.
You are old if Pong was a cool game for you 😉
BTW, my buddy Howard Moscovitz was the dude, as a chip design engineer at AT&T asked his boss if he could design a digital audio chip and they gave the go ahead and the result was the very first digital sound chip and was used in the old Commodore series. He now has an electronic band called Xeroid Entity😉
@ponderable saidI am old then!
You could be young and just knwo about teh history of computer games.
You are old if Pong was a cool game for you 😉
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@patzering saidSame guy had an intellivision too. That one was on the tv in the living room. I really liked Sea Battle, Football and baseball. The sports games blew Atari away.
I had an Intellivision.
I'm not sure if that was the first game console or not but it's old.
@Patzering
I remember it as one of the first video games I saw in college. In any beer joint there was a pong game, simple black and white by the way, with quarters lined up on the edge of the game. I'm up next man! Great fun. Foosball as well, just great. Spent enough quarters to build a battleship. Haha.
@Mudfinger
You must be about 20 years older than me. In 6th grade I used to watch kids play Pac man and astroids.
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@eladar saidI remember those. Astroids was still black and white line drawings. But was still a difficult game to succeed in. PacMan! Wow freaking color!! Fun times.
@Mudfinger
You must be about 20 years older than me. In 6th grade I used to watch kids play Pac man and astroids.
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@Mudfinger
Yeah Astroids and Space invaders were closer to the same release I think. Pacman was a bit later if memory serves.