Oh yesss.....

[Al M]

[URL="http://www.ZXSPECTRUM.NET"]WWW.ZXSPECTRUM.NET[/URL] - What a laugh!

[3dx]

Reminds me of my younger days spending HOURS typing in basic- all just to see some badly designed graphic move from one end of the screen to another:)

It got easier when you where able to load games via a cassette recorder-
still took ages though,,,, Thank god for modern technology !!!!
By the way- still got my original Spectrum ZX16 and Amiga 1200 in the attic..

[Al M]

Nice one.... I have an original self build ZX81 - from many years ago, 1979 / 80 ish I think and a Spectrum 48K - the pre amstrad one with the rubber keys. Same here with the basic programming -

10 Print "Hello I am Alan"
20 Goto 10

Just to get your name to repeat! lol At the age of 7 and having accomlished that you thought urself as the next Bill Gates! hahahaha

[Kozmyk]

Ha ha brilliant. 3d Tanx. Wow!!!

[Gate88]

Great fun but no Atic Atac? The best game written for the ZX and arguably the greatest game ever!!!!

[3dx]

Sorry but its got to be Jet Set Willy !!! :):)

[SteveH39]

Try this..



[URL="http://www.micro-men.com/?gclid=CPudkPHU-qICFUUA4wodfBS3iQ"]Micro Men[/URL]

[coptermanic]

My first PC a Spektrum 48K and I was always playing a shoot em up game called Starion. Oh those disc drives!!!I then had an Amstrad CPC6128.

[SteveH39]

owned pretty much all previous computers (was even tempted by the oric atmos!) but for me the C64 and the Amiga reined supreme, ~Atari ST was good for midi music though.

[url=http://www.48katmos.freeuk.com/whatisan.htm]What is an Oric Atmos?[/url]

[Kozmyk]

[quote=3dx;506351]Reminds me of my younger days spending HOURS typing in basic- all just to see some badly designed graphic move from one end of the screen to another:)[/quote]And Text Adventures, which you knew the answres to cos you'd typed it in in the first place.

My computer biography goes something like this.
ZX81+64KB Ram - always meant to turn it into a digital delay unit
Yamaha CX5 MSX - MIDI sequencer and FM synth
JVC MSX+SFG09 - adapted to do what CX5 did
BBC B - David Braben's Elite, nothing else. Loved the wireframe graphics
Amiga 500+1.5MB - Powermonger, Elite, flight sims and Mod music (4ch sampling)
AtariST1040+4MB - Cubase
Atari Falcon030 16MB - Cubase Audio
PCs 486, PII, PIII, P4, Core2Duo - Life now ruled by silicon chips ;)