i agree

I am glad it eventually channeled into Doom, though.

Games were fewer and farther between back then. Couldn't be picky.

Yupe.

@Dusty Morgan agree

You had to be thankful for what you get.

Doom was the shit for the time.

i agree

Gameplay didn't age so well, but it's still fun.

During high school, I made it a thing. I give every girl a chance to date me. I will not be judgemental.

i agree

I will treat them all equally.

EA was actually a decent company back then

hard to remember

but they were

BTW< I got it to run on my MP3 player. There is a fimware replacement called Rock Box.

i agree

I made plenty of use of Copy II Plus, though.

I was a druggy teen who dropped out of high school, I had horrid parents :(

It can run Doom on those little Sansa Clip

Sorry to hear that Cavernous.

Shovelware wasn't viable in the late 90s early 2000s. You couldn't just spam out crap with recycled assets and expect a return.

Lots of shareware sure, but it wasn't successful.

Yeah... I did give every girl a chance. But I did have a preference. Red heads with green eyes.

@Coochie coo Most of my friends of that generation had terrible homes.

I chose them if I had a choice.

lol

And I don't think it's normal.

i agree

I actually hate that so many people try to normalize it or avoid the subject. I really want to understand what happened in that generatin.

I had a swimming pool, pool table, juke box, video game consoles, internet, and campers...

Something really bad happened. Maybe feminism made its first appearance and many broken homes.

That was before I lost everything because my dad was on drugs.

Or a lot of those new state policies, with helicopter parents.

i agree

I don't know, but it was really, really bad.

My house was THE hangout for all the kids back then.

We would rotate play times, because everyone had some shit going on with their familiy, so we had to pick the house that was "normal" on the given day.

Even popular kids hung out... but I didn't like them, but I let them come.

If they treated my friends badly, I kicked them out, so they listen to me.

I didn't stick with one group.