OVER 30 years of VIDEOGAMES COLLECTION LoL

[nforce4max]

Was on VOGONS and someone posted this.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/OVER-30-years-of-VIDEOGAMES-COLLECTION-The-history-of-VideoGames-/121064017825?

Lol look at the price and the big

Nice toys

 

[BuddiLuva]

Holy crap that's amazing

 

[TenPc]

Well, I got Pc and console video games dating back to 1985, maybe I could sell them and make a million dollars? The problem, is, they are not in the original packaging and are just sitting loosely in my drawer. I doubt I'd get anywhere close to couple of hundred dollars, for the lot.

I still got the consoles for most of the games, I play them, on occasion, every 9 years or so...

 

[TenPc]

Edit -
also got a Windows 95 Pc (and a laptop) for those older Pc games like WOLF3D, Hexen, Quake, Duke Nukem etc

 

[BuddiLuva]

Duke Nukem 2 <3

 

[cats_Paw]

I have a Sega Mega Drive with Super street fighter 2, and many other like that. I dont think anyone would pay 20 Euros for that >D

 

[da3ndorphin3]

Lol i remember when i was like 7-8years and playing WOLF3D.Now with game like battlefield 3 its amazing how games evolved over the years.Imagine how its gonna look like in 15years

 

[TenPc]

Wolf3D can still be played on XP, it's an awesome game. You get 9 levels and a secret level on eachlevel, totalling 18 all told levels. You don't get extra levels with games nowadays. Also, Wolf3D was about the size of 2mb whereas games of today are more like 2gb or more.

Games of tomorrow will be (probably) 10gb or maybe 100 gb in size offering 5 dimensional (huh?) holographic gaming where the user actually stands on a special mat and is involved in the game play. I suppose you'd need a special room to play it, much like the holodeck of the Enterprise (Star Trek).

I think I still prefer the old games, although there was a sense of realism, there were any "real" people in them and shooting them wasn't so life-like lol.