We're doing these again? Alright, count me in. Again.
I don't much remember first coming here so I went spelunking in the archives for my original welcome post. Seems I was all starry-eyed and caught in a sense of wonder with 1.3 of all things. I also then had the realization that I was actually awful at FFT. From what I can tell I still am awful at playing the game but I've gotten much better at patching the game. My sense of wonder was replaced by my normal jaded outlook and I went from the boards latest newbie to the matron bitch of IRC.
I'm a night owl less by choice than necessity in my old age and I've been playing FF games since before most of you were born. I believe there's nothing better than a retro game and FFT comes at the very end of the golden age of gaming in my eyes. Then again, maybe I'm just too old for these newfangled gadgets and gizmos that you kids are playing nowadays.
How old are you?
You know the perfect first question to ask any woman, Pickle. I guess it's better than "Boobs please?", but still.
Heyo Celdie.
lol raven, you need to confirm it a females identity in some sort of fashion like that :P
But hey there nocturnal one, hope we can be friends :D
Welcome, pr0n girl
Quote from: RavenOfRazgriz on February 14, 2011, 04:44:06 am
You know the perfect first question to ask any woman, Pickle. I guess it's better than "Boobs please?", but still.
Heyo Celdie.
I'm 25, and I share Celdia's beliefs; RE: Golden Age of Gaming. I'm just trying to figure out if this is the JRPG cliche of 19 year old fogies, or if she's actually my age.
So many of the forumers here are just... precious. Adorable.
Ha! You kids make me sound ancient! To me a good retro game has no more that 7 colors per sprite!
FFT? I remember playing Final Fantasy on my NES in the mythical age of 1990. =P
Welcome again Celdia!
Well I remember playing it back in '88, so ha!
And I've got at least half a decade on you, PGF.
I STILL have my NES, with over 100 games (first mario bros, super MB 1-3, metroid, first two legend of zeldas, AND first FF all intact)and I'm only 21. So don't feel so old guys =P.
You're a rare breed in today's day, Kill_Bones. Wish there were more like you.
I ditched the hardware long ago in favor of emulation.
I'm such a pirate! =P
While I'm all in favor of emulation and piracy of that type, there is just such nostalgia about the old hardware.
I never use it for anything, but I'd never give up my original FF1 cart that I keep stored away in a drawer by my bed. ^_^
Well, I lied a little. I still have parts of my original NES 'cause some day I'm gonna turn it into a mini PC specifically for emulation of classic games.
Quote from: Vanya on February 24, 2011, 12:35:16 pm
Well, I lied a little. I still have parts of my original NES 'cause some day I'm gonna turn it into a mini PC specifically for emulation of classic games.
You can truly do it?
There are components small enough to fit inside a gutted NES, yes.
The hard part is mounting everything securely.
Here:
http://www.instructables.com/id/Build-a-Nintendo-NES-PC/
Although at this point I think I'd ditch the disc drive for a bunch of USB ports instead.
Good luck in your effort Vanya! And thank's Celdia, I wish there were more of me too ^_^.
PS. Welcome to FFH, where all your dreams come true!
I have two frontloading NES, a toploading NES, 3 controllers (one rounded and two block ones), and a huge pile of NES cartridges with no intention to ever toss them.
Am I a cool kid too?
Nah, having them doesn't makes us cool....
It makes us sexy! 20x better =P.
Damn straight, baby!
My first game consoles where an Atari 2600 and an Intellivision. Who here could even pick those out from a line up?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_video_game_consoles_%28second_generation%29
Of course they were both built before I was born, bought very used, and I got a Sega Genesis 2 years later, but I think I have made my point. Oh and I still have both of them with all their games and the Intellivision is actually worth a fair bit.
I had a 2600 when I was little. Never had an Intellivision but I know the beast (admittedly because of a friend who never had an Atari and still thinks the Intellivision is the high point of console gaming...)
Well, I had Pegasus! I bet you don't know what it is!
(it is a polish, sucky version of SNES)
Well we know now.
I am not evil enough. I shouldn't tell you, this would force you to go to wiki!
Quote from: Celdia on February 25, 2011, 01:30:16 pm
I had a 2600 when I was little. Never had an Intellivision but I know the beast
This.
My brother gave me that 2600 for my birthday one year. I still have the Asteroids cart that came with it somewhere.
I was so young I can't even remember how old I was when I got it.
I had it for an eternity before I got my first NES. (at that age eternity = ~2 years)
Quote from: Cheetah on February 25, 2011, 11:13:23 am
Who here could even pick those out from a line up?
I could. I'm the geezer around these parts after all.
I can also name every Megaman robot master from their portrait and/or stage theme, but that's neither here nor there.
I don't think I could name them by theme past 4 but then I tend to disavow knowledge of Mega Man 5 and 6 and I just sort of ignore 7 and 8.
But by portrait? I'd probably get most of them, even the ones I didn't play.
I'm too into Megaman to ignore any of them.
However I'm enough of a fan to want to remake everything after 2.
Also, I'm enough of a game programming geek to just want to remake everything to my specifications.
I better get to work...
Everything after 2? Damn. I liked 3 well enough as it is. 4 started to feel a little samey though.