I figure I can probably find most of those older games somewhere in a playable format. What I had them on was only taking up space. And I have the NES version of Wizardry, so I am a happy camper.
Jason says that Snowpiercer is really good, so I'll have to watch it soon.
I honestly can't remember what thay had for equipment, but I do have detailed notes in a box in the car. I'll get back to you later on that.
Well, considering the disks went to the dump, I don't think so.
Wizardry was the game that hooked me on gaming. Hard to believe I was a PC only gamer back in the day, and one of the few kids in my high school class with a computer at home.
My mom opened one of the boxes in the basement and discovered a couple of stuffed animals that were the worse for wear. She took one look at my face and quietly put them in the washing machine, not promising any miracles. Miley the Mouse survived, my sister's Lambchops did not. Kaylee is still trying to figure out what to do about the giant mouse sitting in her spot on the bookcase :)
All my stuff was in my room, but ex-brother-in-law's kids moved in and my stuff went out. I did manage to salvage a set of books that my great-uncle had given us that were his when he was a child. Lots of cool stuff in that set - got my first intro to Irish mythology there, as well as some really great poetry. And my mom's cookbooks that she got around the time I was born.
Really need to get my butt in gear and get things organized so I can set up my Game Cube again. I have this Majora's Mask on that compilation disc, too, just never got to it, too occupied with Ocarina of Time.
All on the job training for a State of Maine park ranger. Helps that a good friend and co-worker is a licensed plumber and doesn't mind teaching me how to do things.
That quote seems excessive to me for a starter. Might want to get a second opinion. Just my two cents.
