What games would you rock on this bad boy
What games would you rock on this bad boy
William Fisher
Mason Jackson
pac man
Samuel Davis
Elite Frontier
Jaxon Taylor
The original Syndicate, Ancient Empires, and Sim City 2000
Cameron Bailey
pong would be awesome with that puppy
Kevin Mitchell
gorilla.bas
Ethan Ross
oregon trail
Brody Turner
lol
Nolan Myers
Lemmings, Wing Commander, Dragonstrike, Ultima VII, The Island of Dr. Brain....
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Ryan Torres
Ultima IV through VI.
Can't run VII or later on that thing.
Julian Evans
>would you
*used to
688 Attack Sub
Space Quest
Lemmings
King's Quest
Leisure Suit Larry
Thexder
Mechwarrior
Turbo Outrun
Sim City (original)
Wing Commander
Monkey Island
some Corvette game
Star Trek
I had a lot of fucking games for that thing.
Blake Torres
>Ultima VII
No way in hell you're running that on a 386, bruh.
Christian Thompson
Dune and Dune 2 (the original RTS game before they made C&C - same devs)
Noah Wood
I ran 7 of a 386 np.
386x33 with a math coprocessor and a 1g HD. Also had a CD burrner (shit was expensive as fuuuuuuuck back then).
You could do whatever with a boot disk. DOS was awesome.
Dylan Turner
Sierra games, probably some others released through Atari for PC. probably couldn't play my nigga GATO cause I think that's an sx chipset and GATO's time clock was synced to the processor clock and optimized for the dx
Sebastian Reyes
I remember having to upgrade to a 486 because of that piece of hogshit Extended Memory Manager.
Daniel Torres
Dude...I played everything up to and including quake on a 386x33 with 48mb ram until we got a p75 right around when quake 1 came out.
Carter Perry
well if you had a 386sx they were useless. We had a 386dx33 with a math coproceesor installed (which was like another $250) cause my dad needed that for AutoCAD.
You could do a lot with that machine in its day.
Jaxon Davis
How could I forget Wolfenstein?
Grayson Scott
Jonathan White
Tetros
Thomas Anderson
I honestly don't remember, but it might have been an SX.
All of it was amazing upgrades compared to playing Ultima 1-3 on a Commodore 64, though.
Ultima I with a joystick was fun
Isaac Morris
>could do a lot with that machine in its day
The software was soooo much cleaner back then. They don't even give a fuck now, with the weebs buying new "battlestations" and video cards just to burn money.
William Ramirez
Oh shit the legends rolling out. Kids today dont know true gaming.
Nathan Allen
Yes yes! I loved DOS. I miss those days.
Jeremiah Rogers
>Kids today
Kids today ruined FPS because they don't know how to use a mouse and keyboard. Stupid joystick flunkies.
Noah Edwards
Zork!
Ryan Nguyen
I can play the original leasure suit Larry in normal, and I managed to play the Remake with the turbo button on.
Jacob Price
I also had a green cd called '2000 super arcade games'. The thing was PACKED full of shareware and demos that kept me busy most of my younger years. I wish I still had that fucker.
Julian Perry
Seriously. Quake is the example I always give. The wrote the engine in C++ and the keyboard handler in Assembler so that the controls responded faster than the game. I fucking dare someone to do that shit now. DARE THEM.
Jeremiah Cook
Help me out fags.
I remember the 8086-286-386-486 progression pretty well. What was after that? Was it Pentium? I remember something about P3, P4, etc. I didn't really fuck with PCs between the 486 and the Athlon K6.
Luis Perry
Probably was. The 386dx I had was faster than 486sx machines. People got newer 486sx machines years after ours and they couldn't run newer games.
It's likely the equivalent of if you bought a celeron vs a pentium.
PLUS that thing had a math coprocessor which was the extra floating point that was added to the 486 dx only. So it was probably running on par with a 486 dx 33. That and a really good HD and you have a good machine.
Daniel Johnson
>be this guy
>literally jerk off to math coprocessors
Owen Lee
8088, 8086, 286, 386sx/386dx, 486sx/486dx, Celeron/Pentium, Pentium Pro is in here, Celeron II/Pentium II (these looked like a nintento cart), Itanium and Xeon's started up with Celeron 3/Pentium 3...etc....
Kevin Green
>Celeron
I forgot all about that thing.
William Powell
When you're plopping down $2800 for a home-office machine (no monitor, no kb) so that you can type book reports and play games in 256 colors, you pay attention to this shit.
David Johnson
Remember these thick-ass bastards back in the 80s?
Dominic Walker
Yessss!
Christian Cox
...
Mason Russell
Ryder Thompson
doom
duke nukem
etc etc
Robert Cox
Celeron is a quake player too.
Asher Barnes
I still have my receipts from a commodore64, atari2600, Pentium166hz computer, celeron and some others.
The comp was $2000 (no monitor or burner or anything)
Kayden Price
Gods yes, but also:
Outpost (despite the end-game bugs)
Reunion
Commander Keen
Ian Price
Sierra master race reporting in.