"Do you remember when.."

[Wayneguard]

Do you remember Primal Rage... existing?

 

[Realitycrash]

Do you remember Primal Rage... existing?

y0, Primal Rage exists still. Even online.

 

[Adam Galli]

Do you remember when the internet was a precious resource that you could only use at certain times?

Do you remember when you had to dial up to receive the internet?

Do you remember when you had to get off the internet to let your parents use the land line?

Do you remember owning a land line?

Ah... good memories

 

[Randomologist]

Do you remember getting a bank of floppy disks with your new PC so you could install Win 3.1?
Do you remember that bastard yeti on SkiFree?

 

[Raziel_Likes_Souls]

There's a When You Were Young joke to be made here, I know it.

Do you remember when most mainstream JRPG's were entertaining, and you played anything that most companies made?

 

[Aphex Demon]

Did you know that: Blowing into a game is not recommended, at all. Moisture causes corrosion, and by blowing into your cartridge, you are actually setting it up for future problems. Instead, clean your games properly.

I honestly couldn't give a fuck. Always worked for me.

Actually it was not so much the process of blowing into the cartridge as re-inserting it that helped (you might have inserted it in such a way that it helped connect better). And by blowing into it, you are lowering your chance of actually being able to play that game in a few years.

Fair enough. Where did you learn this?

 

[Netrigan]

Do you remember when Space Invaders came on a cassette?

Do you remember buying games in the form of magazines or books and having to type it in before playing it?

Do you remember when that square was you?

 

[Da_Schwartz]

Do you remember playing "Where in the WOrld is Carmen SanDiego on PC and having to use the Encyclopedia to look up the hints and clues you were given. Cause you know..there was no GOOGLE or Wiki.

 

[Klarinette]

Do you remember GameGear? I still have one somewhere. I think I have Sonic Spinball for it.

Do you remember Gameboy NON-color? I remember playing Kirby and Tetris on that shit.

Do you remember Paper Boy? I had it on my 386, as well as a pretty primitive/kickass version of Monopoly. Speaking of which, I remember there was a strip poker game on a floppy disk. I caught my brother playing it once and ratting him out. Mom was like, "So?"

Alternative question: did you ever use snail mail? I used to use that a lot, back in the day.