Eh? Who's talking about programming? I played games on a C64 for many, many years as a kid, as did millions of others who were born around the same time. Hence C64 generation.
No it isn't. You telling me you were programming BASIC at 3-7 years old?
See. How can you call yourself that generation when you didn't spend hours in the school holidays programming? To say you you did no programming or copying pages of BASIC just demonstrates why you aren't the Spectrum C64 generation. It was more than just playing games.
See. How can you call yourself that generation when you didn't spend hours in the school holidays programming? To say you you did no programming or copying pages of BASIC just demonstrates why you aren't the Spectrum C64 generation. It was more than just playing games.
LOL
I would class that as abusive.
speccy mags there was some basic games you could make with programming by copying it basically. Tried but meh i was always too bored after 10 mins.
Depends what you call programming, but changing a colour code or altering the keys was done via basic editYou telling me you were programming BASIC at 3-7 years old?
Kids these days......I'm 31 in three weeks....
I feel like I'm 20. But, am I too old for all this? Surely not?
No it isn't. You telling me you were programming BASIC at 3-7 years old?
31 here also, 32 in a few months. I'll be gaming until they prise my mouse out of my cold dead hand
Commodore 64 generation, although recently found out what my very first gaming console was, a Philips Videopac 7000. Those were the days
Oh and one of my favorite quotes:
"Growing old is compulsory, growing up is optional"![]()
I take your battered book and raise you a couple of games
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