mine was zx 79 big bulky keyboard thing ,then zx 80 ,then spectrum that was brilliant made those funny sounds when loading up games like a fax machine does!got after spectrum plus then apple then commadore finally but sods law commadore where just going bust a year later so then got a playstation grey thing original one that lasted years ,then upgraded to playstation 2 and sold that for playstation 3 until my other half dropped fanta on it exploaded !!!!now have x box 360 few
ZX79? I thought you were a youngster. My first computer was one they were chucking out where me ma worked, no idea what it was but I couldn't get it to do anything and I had no floppies to run on it so it went to the dump. The next one was an Amiga.
Mine was also a Commodore 64. Remember the old tape deck you had to use to load games? If I remember correctly, most games took about 10 mins to load. please log in to view this image My first game: [video=youtube;QrGQMQ87a9A]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=QrGQMQ87a9A[/video]
ZX Spectrum 128k please log in to view this image After that it was Amiga 500, SNES, Atari Jaguar, Playstation, PS2, Xbox and Xbox 360.
ZX Spectrum 128k please log in to view this image thundercats was impossible! then went SNES, N64, Dreamcast, XBOX, XBOX 360 (the daddy) the SNES is probably the best console ever made. it was released over 20 years ago and it's still playable. MarioKart is ****in class, as is mario
all this talk reminds of this legend [video=youtube;M3ieSCi-uMM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M3ieSCi-uMM&feature=related[/video]
Having wasted many hours in attempting to 'save' the princess ( eventually succeeding after a whole day at it ), I vowed never to waste any more time on a computor ! .............and then came the internet !
please log in to view this image I inherited it from my brother. The good thing about it was games would load instantly. No 5 minutes waiting on a tape recorded making funny noises for me. The down side was the games were really expensive.
So was mine and I still have it, including the 5 1/2inch disc drive, not sure if you can count a Philips G7000 games console as a computer although you could get a hexadecimal programming cartridge for it.
