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Old 06-06-2005, 15:46   #2
greencreeper
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Re: Obselete tech website

1982 - Sinclair ZX-Spectrum. My first 'puter. Games came on cassette and had to be "played" to load them. I remember one game, Ground Zero I think it was called, where you had to drop bombs on skyscrapers from a plane that flew lower and lower. If you didn't bomb the skyscrapers in time, you flew straight into them. Methinks this game would be frowned upon these days

I still have the Spectrum but it doesn't display anything on screen - video chip must have died.
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