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The Secret of Monkey Island on the Compaq Presario CDS524.
Uma imagem que deixa muitas saudades.
Ver o logo da 3DFX a girar sempre que se iniciava um jogo que suportava Glide era um feeling incrível. Sabias que vinha aí coisa boa.
O ano é 1992 e vocês acabaram de sair da Pierrot em Carcavelos com uma cópia novinha de Gargoyle's Quest para o Game Boy.
Wii Zone in the gaming room.
I love the Wii! So many unique games.
Unreal on the Philips 107E PC CRT monitor.
The 107E was a fairly common PC CRT monitor in Europe on the late 90's with a great price/quality ratio.
"I'm smarter than the average bear" - Yogi Bear, one of many 7/10 platformers on the MD.
My PAL Asian Mega Drive.
This console was used in the very early 90's as a demo unit on a Portuguese chain of hypermarkets named Jumbo (Auchan nowadays). My guess is they imported this to showcase before the regular PAL unit arrived at the European market. The console had a sticker in the back with the Jumbo logo. Another curiosity is I got it together with a Magic Drive SMD-800, I guess they were using it to load games into the system.
I'll never get tired of praising Comix Zone.
It's a shame Sega never made a sequel. I would love to see the same type of game but using the power of newer consoles.
My first contact with the blue hedgehog.
And I know I'm not alone in this.
MicroMachines V3, the last game on the series that truly felt like a MM game.
I have fond memories of playing all the games throughout the 90's on the Mega Drive and then having equally good times with this one