Funny, but true

. . . and the humongous phones

I LOVED those phones! My older brother needed one for his job

C'mon now, who's had a pager? You feel like 'Mr Important' carrying one of those around :-)

8 inch floppies too, before 5 and a quarters.
Just watched War Games again recently, the modem!
Exciting times for us back then though :-)

True story

Wow, that brings back memories. I had dig dug, congo bongo, and popeye. Cartridge games loaded fast. never used the tape deck, but it could do some basic programming... in basic! Good on ya :-D

I started out with the 800 and a tape drive. One game. I don't remember what it was exactly, but it was terrible. Did you ever type in all the code for a game out of compute! Magazine?

Yeah.& the only cartridge I had was basic programming or something.The whole thing was a hand-me down from my uncle.At least I had a 2600 too.

Oh, everyone had a 2600. Do you remember the crappy cartridges next to the registers back then? Like where the crap DVD's are now

Yea.5 bucks for some M-network crappy astroblast-type of games.

Lol... Yeah. Or frogger knock off.

Exactly the movie I thought of !

Do you happen to be a Genesis fan or just a giant mythical creature?

My favorite Genesis song and a New Yorker

OK, just wondering :-)

Damn you, I'd been saving that image for ages, for the right moment!
Well played!

Thanks!

Omg...That is so true!

Good one, yep.

When I had a Playstation One, I bought a mod chip online for $50 that allowed me to play games that I "Burned" myself...I would go rent a game at Blockbuster and burn a copy of it...and the mod chip made it work...

Me thinks maybe someone else took a Library class in high school back in the day?