Von Smallhausen said:My first computer incidentally was the Commodore 16+4, about 1985.
I got a +4 as a joint christmas present with my brother.

Had some fantastic games for it.
Treasure Island
Icicle Works
Von Smallhausen said:My first computer incidentally was the Commodore 16+4, about 1985.
Hate said:we were both born in 1982, and i had one as a kid...![]()
I never really played Chuckie Egg, but Manic Miner, now that was a game. I found it really difficult for ages to get past Eugene's Lair, then I only got about another 2 or 3 levels after that (Wacky Amoebatrons or the Endorian Forest), I never manged to complete it in all the years I played it!Pebbles said:My first was a ZX Spectrum..those were the days! Writing hugely complicated and technical programmes to make it say arse over the entire screen! Watching the blue and white lines while the game loaded, thinking 'give it another minute' before deciding 23 minutes later that yes, it had crashed.
I challenge any of you to a chuckyeggoff! I RULE at Chucky Egg! And Manic Miner, although the music scared me a bit.
pfft, jet set willy 2 owned manic minertb2000 said:I never really played Chuckie Egg, but Manic Miner, now that was a game. I found it really difficult for ages to get past Eugene's Lair, then I only got about another 2 or 3 levels after that (Wacky Amoebatrons or the Endorian Forest), I never manged to complete it in all the years I played it!
SB118 said:Wizball, utter madness
Beat it once, by using 2 joysticks and controlling the Wiz and his cat at the same time. I roxor![]()
Nursie said:I got a +4 as a joint christmas present with my brother.![]()
Had some fantastic games for it.
Treasure Island
Icicle Works
Von Smallhausen said:Amiga next.
Von Smallhausen said:A Commodore 64 with a mind blowing 64k of RAM, fast cassette loading and quality games such as Parallax...
Anyone else remember these little beauts ?
cleanbluesky said:you made me intensely desire something that until 5 seconds ago I forgot even existed.
2 dimensional scrolling joy...
Lol, the aforementioned eBay has caused me to spend probably silly amounts of cash on an arcade machine and boards to go in it! Not sure what I've spent but at a guess it's got to be at least £1500 - £2000!Von Smallhausen said:E-bay my friend ........ :0
Look's like a Quickshot 2 to me, but it's been a few years.benneh said:What kind of joystick is featured in the OP's pic?. I'm sure I had one with my speccy, is there a little switch on the front top-side to swith between amiga/speccy/commy etc?.
Freefaller said:All my friends had them at school - I was awfully jealous.
I then got my hands on a 286 - 16mhz - 4mb RAM - 20mb HDD beast of a machine - didn't have any games for it though![]()
Von Smallhausen said:Anyone else remember these little beauts ?
Spawn said:Yup sure do, i was one of the first kids in my town in Canada that got one...
had to go over the border to America to pick it up and cost my dad an arm and leg.....damn my friends that i grew up were damn jealous...sadly had to sell it but Von now you got me thinking that maybe...just maybe ill pick one up off the bay if i can find one....