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I got my sega mega drive when I was 5

bass_twitch wrote:I got my sega mega drive when I was 5

Was that the one with Alex Kid in Wonderland built in?

C64 then amiga for me as well

dstocks wrote:C64 then amiga for me as well

Amiga 500 FTW!

Bennoz wrote:

bass_twitch wrote:I got my sega mega drive when I was 5

Was that the one with Alex Kid in Wonderland built in?

I believe it was Alex Kidd in Miracle World and that was the master system 2.

Dras wrote:

dstocks wrote:C64 then amiga for me as well

Amiga 500 FTW!

Bennoz wrote:

bass_twitch wrote:I got my sega mega drive when I was 5

Was that the one with Alex Kid in Wonderland built in?

I believe it was Alex Kidd in Miracle World and that was the master system 2.

Nope wasn't built into my mega drive, but I did have Alex the kid,
It was the most exciting game of scissors paper rock in my life!

I had the sega master system with the alex the kid built in, it was addictive. I still remember all the sicknesses I would have to fake to stay home from school so I could play it after I got it as a bday present

Bennoz wrote:

BearOnFire wrote:Fantastic grain matching around the screen!
Robocop on C64 Thats if i can remember the loading code...load"star"?????

Load star comma 8 comma 1!

Cheers! Any chance remembering the disk burning code?
$10 for a bag of fire work at Kmart, beta tapes, Foster was the #1 beer, good old days

Sweet job Dwayne!

I had a Sinclare Spectrum +2 which took tapes to load games.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:ZX_Sp ... Plus2.jpeg

Then I 'upgraded' to a Commodore Amiga like this one (but I didn't have the monitor, only a green screen!)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Amiga_1000DP.jpg

I was the same as AJ, started with an Amstrad. I had to enter in the programs (type in codes line after line) just to play a sh*tty stick man game.

That's my idea of a "gaming platform"

I fear I wouldn't be controlling Pac Man though, only giving him more dots...

The box is too high up... or too low down... depends.