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[Sandtrooper]

Ello everybody! I'm sorta new here....I just love old games and what a collection this site has!

Its a very good thing I have a 80486DX2 to run all these....

[#BlakhOle#]

good for you. k: make yourself at home. join in the posts, get youreself a funky pic for an avatar etc, but make sure you check the rules first. welcome :bye:

[laiocfar]

Welcome,
i have to warry u about a very bad guy here, his name is a kind of gufu1992. Dont hear him, with falses words he will make u to the dark side. Wacht out.

[Bobbin Threadbare]

Originally posted by laiocfar@Feb 3 2006, 03:34 PM
Welcome,
i have to warry u about a very bad guy here, his name is a kind of gufu1992. Dont hear him, with falses words he will make u to the dark side. Wacht out.

LOL Watch out! Welcome too.

[Titan]

feel free to stay as long as you wish (or untile you get kicked out)

[#BlakhOle#]

Originally posted by laiocfar@Feb 3 2006, 05:34 AM
Welcome,
i have to warry u about a very bad guy here, his name is a kind of gufu1992. Dont hear him, with falses words he will make u to the dark side. Wacht out.

the only thing he has to worry about here is your grammar

[Playbahnosh]

Wellcome Dude Behave and you'll be fine k:

[rlbell]

Originally posted by Sandtrooper@Feb 3 2006, 02:32 AM
Ello everybody! I'm sorta new here....I just love old games and what a collection this site has!

Its a very good thing I have a 80486DX2 to run all these....

I have one of those, too. I had to remove the 5.25" hard drive to slot in a CD-player. Fortunately, I could still keep the other hard drive, as its IDE cable connected to my soundblaster. The big shock to me was, that even as recently as 2000, the Creative website still had the dos drivers for that soundcard. I am worried about the mouse, and have yet to fire it up after nearly four years in the garage (no place to put it). Sadly, there is also a bad chassis ground, which means that the case floats at 40 volts away from ground. Hardly dangerous, but a bad harbinger of things to come.

My claim to fame on this website, such as it is, is uploading a dos version of UFO: Enemy Unknown and the full dos CD version of XCom2: Terror from the Deep, so fellow abandonians can watch the beginning and ending animations. My claim to notoriety is a limited ability to recognize sarcasm coupled with a compulsive need to hammer clues into the clueless (I was raised in a semi-secular household which believed that the only true evil is ignorance).

[Rogue]

Welcome!

What's your fav game?

[Iron_Scarecrow]

Originally posted by rlbell@Feb 4 2006, 12:58 AM
I have one of those, too. I had to remove the 5.25" hard drive to slot in a CD-player. Fortunately, I could still keep the other hard drive, as its IDE cable connected to my soundblaster. The big shock to me was, that even as recently as 2000, the Creative website still had the dos drivers for that soundcard. I am worried about the mouse, and have yet to fire it up after nearly four years in the garage (no place to put it). Sadly, there is also a bad chassis ground, which means that the case floats at 40 volts away from ground. Hardly dangerous, but a bad harbinger of things to come.

My claim to fame on this website, such as it is, is uploading a dos version of UFO: Enemy Unknown and the full dos CD version of XCom2: Terror from the Deep, so fellow abandonians can watch the beginning and ending animations. My claim to notoriety is a limited ability to recognize sarcasm coupled with a compulsive need to hammer clues into the clueless (I was raised in a semi-secular household which believed that the only true evil is ignorance).

That is the weirdest welcoming message I have ever seen.

Anyway Welcome to the boards. k: