What's your first computer and OS???

[woohoo]

Don't forget the 1-hour Prince of Persia!

[roberto_minosa]

Then we had an IBM compatible XT. The games i used to play on the PC was karateka and some flight simulator (F-117 na ata yun).

Mom played Karateka on lolo's IBM-compatible and I played Microprose F117 Stealth Fighter! I think the map on that game is set in Iraq...



If I'm correct, I played it on our Pentium MMX 200MHz via floppy and not on the 386DX.

[Macmon]

IBM Compatible Intel 8086 CPU with 640K memory using DOS 3.1

[oj88]

Mom played Karateka on lolo's IBM-compatible and I played Microprose F117 Stealth Fighter! I think the map on that game is set in Iraq...



If I'm correct, I played it on our Pentium MMX 200MHz via floppy and not on the 386DX.

Played that as well. Along with Flight Simulator 1, Jet, Strike Commander, Falcon 3.0, EF-2000, TFX... at least the ones I remembered. I still have the old CH Products Flightstick in storage.

Fun as they were, these things gave me bad grades in high school and college. :D

[ghosthunter]

Anyone remember playing Ultima III, IV and V?

[yaj]

galing! ito nga yun! haha! not sure though kung Iraq yung nasa map. pero Middle East yun for sure (more like Libya ata).

Some more games i could recall are :
1. load runner
2. millionware or is it millionaire (trivia game siya)
3. sputnik attack
4. maniac mansion

Some apps that i remember using
1. lotus 123
2. wordstar
3. printshop

Mom played Karateka on lolo's IBM-compatible and I played Microprose F117 Stealth Fighter! I think the map on that game is set in Iraq...



If I'm correct, I played it on our Pentium MMX 200MHz via floppy and not on the 386DX.

[roberto_minosa]

Mom also played Load Runner! Lolz! Maybe I inherited her gaming genes. We also used to print banners using BannerMania and Broderbund Print Shop Deluxe.

[flakez]

first gaming console ko yung nintendo family computer, tapos first pc is yung intel 486/windows 3.1. heheheh

[ghosthunter]

The first game I had to upgrade my PC for was Mechwarrior. It required EGA or VGA display to see the graphics well. Interestingly I was able to setup a twin display system using both the old and new video cards I got.

[Jun aka Pekto]

Mom played Karateka on lolo's IBM-compatible and I played Microprose F117 Stealth Fighter! I think the map on that game is set in Iraq...



If I'm correct, I played it on our Pentium MMX 200MHz via floppy and not on the 386DX.

Not that one. That came later. It's this one. I played this in glorious 16 colors and 5 fps on my Tandy 1000SX (8088 cpu).