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-J-
Registered
05/10/2008
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228
 
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6th November, 2008 at 11:13:37 -
I remember Rayman aswell!  Lol I spose, who doesn't? The old Raymans were good  Rayman 3 was pretty fun aswell. To bad they had to ruin Rayman with that Rabbids crap. That wasn't Rayman at all, lol, you could've put any game character into that and it would still be the same. It was like they'd come up with a new game that was just full of minigames, and then thought "This is boring, lets make it Rayman-Themed." He just didn't belong in a game like that
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Del Duio
Born in a Bowling Alley
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29/07/2005
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1078
       
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12th November, 2008 at 15:05:22 -
4 or 5. I distinctly remember Super Breakout and Missile Command for the Atari 2600. This was the late 70's, amazing stuff back then!
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AndyUK
Mascot Maniac
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01/08/2002
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14586
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12th November, 2008 at 16:19:35 -
You're not really 3.14 years old are you? Or is that in Decades?
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Mr. Ksoft
Registered
02/07/2005
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125
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13th November, 2008 at 01:07:03 -
When I started depends on your point of view.
I started using the computer (some low-end Mac machine) to play educational games when I was 3, so you could call that the start. However, a year or so later (I dunno when) I started playing actual games-- my cousin started loading up games on my grandparents' DOS box. Since my parents worked all day I basically lived there, and so I came to basically have a love affair with that computer. Countless months were spent playing Lemmings and MegaRace, both of which are awesome games. I credit Lemmings for improving my problem solving skills at an extremely early age.
On the non-computer front I got a Game Boy Pocket with Super Mario Land when I was five. I'm still amazed at how I was able to make that single game last me a year and a half before I got another game for the system (Tetris Plus).
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