Greetings from Russia!

[}TCP{Coco]

Hi!

Well, would you seriously stop playing games in 4 years, Lotus? You simply pass that line and continue to play.

Coco.

[}TCP{Marcin.B.BlackT32]

Urgh... priviet lotus .

Im from Poland, I cannot speak Russian well coz I wasn't concentrated on lessons of that lang. xDD

[Lotus_{Moscow}]

Urgh... priviet lotus .

Im from Poland, I cannot speak Russian well coz I wasn't concentrated on lessons of that lang. xDD

Hi
I was in Poland few times. Once the guys from your customs office put me off the train and sent back to Ukraine. I tried to bribe them but unsuccessfully

Hi!

Well, would you seriously stop playing games in 4 years, Lotus? You simply pass that line and continue to play.

Coco.

Actulally I started playing games from the first programmed calculators in 80's. It's funny to remember that we input the program for an hour just to see the comma moving between digits

[}TCP{Coco]

Hi!

Actulally I started playing games from the first programmed calculators in 80's. It's funny to remember that we input the program for an hour just to see the comma moving between digits

Hehe, yes, I did the same for my C64. What an awesome machine that was!

But saying this, you must (of course) understand why we're still playing, don't you?

Coco.

[Lotus_{Moscow}]

Of course, I understand you.
I'm a gamer and I don't care a damn that many people consider it as time-waster.

[}TCP{Snowbird]

Ah, yes. The C-64 and the TRS-80. WHat a time that was.

[Lotus_{Moscow}]

I actually don't know these models, but in late 80'th I had my first PC with 11 MHz processor + cassette recorder with games.
Every weekend I visited radiomarket to buy new games.

After I had IBM X86, X486, Pentium 166 and now - normal PC