shit millenials dont know about
>>53712178
Protip, "millennials" includes people born in the 80s
>>53712178
like, to spell 'millennials' with the correct amount of letters?
>>53712237
feels
>>53712260
Oh fuck me.
>>53712282
>doesn't post the original
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvfDQ6337pM
(to be honest i couldn't even find a full screenshot for this one)
>>53712178
nostalgia'd so hard right now on this
rest of thread is also golden
thank you, good sirs
DAT road rash
Some of us didn't have vidya as a child (even though our friends had Atari).
>>53712220
Kek, I spammed the money cheat code and caused the game to crash from the integer overflow
my first vidya
>>53712223
Thank you, I can't believe how autistic people are on here sometimes. Finnally one person
>>53712178
LOL
>>53712220
Is that NFS3?
>>53712850
yup
>>53712842
>le epic autism maymay from 2007 xD
>>53712178
mfw I actually had this
>>53712237
Press f to go faster and escape the yeti
>>53712833
Played this too
>>53712833
I used to think this was an open world game as big as GTA V back in the days. Riding my bike up some woman's car and tell her to drive me somewhere.
I made sure this shit was installed on every machine in the school
Actually had to check what board was I in. Bravo op, fuck off back to /v/
Was always impressed with how much they managed to squeeze on these Twilight CDs
>>53712943
>DVD
>>53712833
Was that the one on the ps1 was was bundled with myst?
If it is, it had the best soundtrack ever.
>>53712943
We had a magazine here that did a similar thing, but they did the latest versions of Free Software, drivers, etc and also threw in copies of like Fedora Core or Debian when new ones came out.
For someone without internet (or with only slow dialup) it was a godsend.
Apparently that millenial doesn't refer to people born after the year 2000.
![4645979_orig[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/852zTmk.jpg "4645979_orig[1].jpg")
depends on what you count as milennial
>>53712178
I had this on Dreamcast. I was able to play Gran Turismo 2 and Metal Gear Solid on it.
>>53712994
I just used to go to dodgy computer markets for that.
Used to cost like 3 for £5
>>53712836
>>53712966
That's what they were called, only later would they start putting them on DVD's
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twilight_(CD-ROM)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Millennials
>Millennials (also known as the Millennial Generation[1] or Generation Y) are the demographic cohort following Generation X. There are no precise dates for when the generation starts and ends; most researchers and commentators use birth years ranging from the early 1980s to around 2000.
>>53713040
I borrowed issues from the library (they held them for me too).
I was (and still sorta am) the poorfag of poorfags.
>>53712223
But gen x includes people in the 80s. Fuck. Which one is it? Do you think there could be a first and second half to the 80s?
>>53712939
this is all we did on weekend night shits.
would set low gravity on the server, and kill with the teleporter.
Good times, man.
beware the war cow cometh
>>53712939
WE NEED A /G/ UNREAL SERVER
This shit
>>53712841
This was the best.
The only one I could never win was 93.
>>53712191
I can hear the scratchy noises in my head already.
>>53712237
I wonder why MS hasn't released a modern 3D followup version for nostalgia.
chipschallenge.bmp
>>53712178
This shit banged hard
>>53713525
Holy shit
Do you know for how long I tried to find out the name of this game?
>be me
>born 1997
>know most of these
What the fuck /g/, step it up.
>>53713229
I am anonymous, and I approve this post.
I have the box, but we'd need a proper admin to configure, and secure the server.
beware the war cow
>>53712814
>>53712282
kek, i still have all of them if you want them
>>53713131
~85-2000 are millennials.
>>53713229
YEAH
>>53712178
"Old man, you seek the spell of mastery."
"You are too late. My work has already met this spell.."
"If that is the truth, then your work must stop!"
>>53713019
I'm 18 and I played this all the fucking time as a kid.
>>53713608
I played most of these things on the 90s and according to the guardian, I'm a millennial.
why are most of these video game oriented?
i'm born in the 70's so no millennial shit for me
Better vidya discussion than /v/.
>>53712235
Shit nigga that was amongst the first 3 games I've ever owned! Good feels
>>53712223
But that is wrong, you nigger, those are gen x. The only thing we have in common is being sons of baby boomers.
Get your generational racism straight.
>>53713229
I'm in, i still have a 2 or 3 cd version of the game with extra maps and shit.
>>53713703
I'll never understand why MS didn't just buy this guy's software and distribute it with Windows.
>>53713131
I thought generation X was born in the 60s, born in the 80s is generation Y and 2000 are millenials?
>>53712905
>gets killed by mr stupid
thanks for reminding me of this game. I've tried bringing it up several times to friends, but no one played it. I get them to recall battle tanx easy enough though.
TW nearly all the time.
Also played some map with the death star on it.
>>53713730
because by the time the internet became widely used that were selling windows95.
>>53712178
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nsoxweJZVqA
>>53713675
Because you are in /g/, also known as "Technology".
>>53713032
Yeah, I played MGS with it.
Of course that was the best game I ever played on the Dreamcast.
>>53713675
It's /v/eddit leaking again
>AFILE~1
>>53713229
>>53713611
>>53713660
>>53713728
is it possible to use a virtual host?
it would be cool if we had a level designer among us for custom /g/ content, even if it's just modding an existing map.
it's been a decade since I used UnrealEd.
>>53713871
I can design maps, well I used to be able to.
Probably take me a while to jog my memory.
>>53712178
Gotta admit man, seeing that logo was a massive dose of nostalgia. Probably haven't used that since my Athlon XP 1800+ machine
>>53712905
Likewise. scorched.exe lagged on school computers, though.
Is there anywhere I can get a working Bleem image? I haven't been able to find one
>>53713908
For Dreamcast by the way
>>53713871
I will contribute, that game is my childhood in a box
>>53713882
that's awesome. it could be as simple as an existing map that looks like a server farms with meme pics that /g/ loves. you know, like frogs, stallman, gentoo, arch, Drake... I'm looking a a server box now.
>>53712873
>saying "maymay"
kill yourself
>>53713556
Haha, no probs.
I remember playing that so much. The computer I had at the time started with a key. Those times.
>>53713723
If you were born in 84 or 85 then you're right in the overlap period. People tend to end Gen X at 84 or 85, which is exactly where some people start Millennials.
As someone born in 84 it does feel like I'm in a transition period. I have things in common with people I know who were born in the late 60's, yet I also have things in common with people I know who were born in the early to mid 90's.
Not that it really matters. Researchers define these groups so massive groups of people are easier to study academically.
>>53712330
Hello junior year of high school, technology admin assistant section, you and Descent 2
>>53712939
Opposing world's. One of the greatest ctf or team pvp maps ever
>>53713057
82 here, I'm usually considered the cutoff for millennials. Personally just off the cuff I'd say at least for guys the binding experience was coming of age while computers and the Internet were a novelty and exciting and after the Soviet Union collapsed. Thus all we knew during childhood was technological advancement and change and no major world events to speak of. Until the big one.
I still remember how big a deal it was when we got our first real computer in 93,previouslly we just had game consoles and my dad briefly had a mac
>>53713675
We'll we could discuss the sweet sweet smell of a newly opened can of Play Doh... But this is a tech forum.and most of us got into technology through video games
>>53712904
Breddy bad in hindsight
>>53712178
Never worked for me
>>53713936
I like your taste
>>53713229
>>53713660
>>53713981
>>53713996
>>53714095
Do we have anyone who can help secure a server? I'd hate it if over 9000 haxors zerg rushed my feeble home network.
Is our map guy on-board? I'm willing to do this, but it will take some time.
http://wiki.unrealadmin.org/Server_Install_linux
>>53712864
There's an Easter egg in black ops 2 which lets you play that
>>53714329
Box specs:
Dual Zeon @ 1.8 GHZ
4 gigs RAM
>>53714393
c64 was the shit
>>53712235
MFW I played this game using a Microsoft sidewinder steering wheel just for keks
>>53713063
Not dis shit again.
I used to play this with my father. I would shoot, he would move. I havent talked to him in ten years.
>>53714436
I hate plotters
the good old times when printers ran on mana.
>>53714444
It's time my son go home and meet your father.
>>53714449
Blood being an acceptable substitute.
>>53714449
Aren't these old HP Laserjets still widely used?
>>53714449
>Mana printers
Top jej
>>53712178
Holy shit I had forgotten about Bleem
>>53712905
http://www.scorched3d.co.uk
Includes online multiplayer. We could try to get a /g/ match going.
>>53714470
They are, simply because they are impossible to break and very, very fast.
>>53714448
good for you it isn't one
>>53714037
Also born in 84, and everyone my age growing up was explicitly told we were not gen x.
>millenials dont know this stuff
Most of you dumb fucks never heard of Amiga
Shareware CDs full of shitty DOS games
ayy niggas let's play some Archon
http://archon.krissz.hu/#JLTYYC0O
>>53714802
That was so fun.
Pic related is my first game.
>>53714825
oops forgot pic sheesh
>>53714825
I see the PS3 was your first console
>>53714842
anything else you'd like
>>53712178
I'm born in 1990 and I used bleem when I was a kid. Does this still mean I'm a millenial?
>>53714867
sauce on that animaymay
>>53714909
Ben To Blowjob
>>53714920
ah so the sequel to the pico to chico series
This was my first distro
And I loved the fuck out of it. Worked fine on my Pentium III 500 / Voodoo 3 3000. Way better than current KDE which lags like shit on my i5 4460 / 280x.
bluebeep and toneloc.
The Jerky Boys.
"Pablo honey, come to Florida. Did you wash your ass?"
>ISA sockets and ISA boards
>using commandline over GUI
>if it didn't exist you made it
>Windows ME != Windows 2000
>boot floppies
>betamax
Furthermore
>bleem!
Nigga step it up even bleem!cast is more out there than bleem!
Sure it may have been the first emulator available for purchase in a store but at least put up the good shit
I may be turning 20 on Monday but at least don't pick some surface level shit. Go hard or go home OP
>>53713229
I have a spare vps sitting idle. I could set one up. 1gbps up/down. 1GB RAM. 2TB bandwith. What game should I make it for?
>>53713797
LEGEND
>>53714320
Parallel ports
>>53712178
>>53714436
Dot matrix?
I seem to recall bleem came in a big box. Was there any special hardware included with it?
Saw it in a store back when this thing was a... thing
Then connectix VGS. Do you african american people even know
>>53715130
No, SCSI
>>53715141
My desktop never looked that tacky. Windows Classic theme, no desktop icons or taskbar clutter for life.
>>53715141
Am I the only one that liked the icons there more than the ones on 7?
>>53715109
Don't be a tease- you know very well a few of us think it would be nice to have a /g/ themed UT99 server.
Here:
http://wiki.unrealadmin.org/Server_Install_linux
>>53715167
Fuck had a major brainfart how did I not know that was SCSI.
>>53715176
vista had superior design
take for example
>>53707414
>>53712191
I remember my dad downloading it for me to play, what was it's name?
>>53715182
>UT99
I thought we were talking about Unreal.
Notice how good these threads are in comparison
No software flame war faggotry
>>53715255
UT99=Unreal Tornament- or GotY Edition.the originals
Not the faggoty versions that followed.
>>53715184
>how did I not know that was SCSI.
Especially when it said what it was in the filename. For fuck's sake anon, get your shit together. Stop taking drugs, stop spending all your money on streetwalkers (wasting your life in the process) get your mind out the gutter and maybe - just maybe - your file will pick up.
........Faggot!
>>53715295
Unreal != Unreal Tournament
The original not the faggy Tournament games.
>>53715324
>massquoting
What the fuck is this, /b/? Seriously?
ITT: People don't know what "millennials" means.
>>53714589
We're generation Y
Generation X
Generation Y
Millenials
>>53715356
>>53715356
>>53715356
Literally fuck off back to >>>/r/eddit
If you want to talk about videogames there is a board for it. I don't give a shit if it's tech, everything is tech.
>all these 90's games
>not millenial
>>53715413
fuck, I meant millennial
>>53714391
I had that! Or at least a shareware copy from a shareware pack of floppy disks. It was great. Never could get into any other driving game even though I had some interest due to Test Drive.
>>53715382
Hey I didn't post any videogame related stuff
>>53712939
>UT
>not Old Unreal
Pleb. Unreal Co-op was the shit, UT is just a remake of Infiltration mod with better engine.
![hqdefault[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/uGbJxtY.jpg "hqdefault[1].jpg")
Hercules GPU
reinstalling a whole OS with all your apps in less than 5 min:
fdisk
format
sys
xcopy
![tumblr_mnttyo1FhM1stefago1_400[1].gif](https://i.imgur.com/Jbbceox.gif "tumblr_mnttyo1FhM1stefago1_400[1].gif")
>>53712178
Damn dude, I forgot about bleem.
>>53715581
You forgot the part where you swap in 20 different floppies.
>>53715630
>>53715070
Y-you... BASTARD!!!
>>53715630
-1 dkt 5.25 bare DOS 2.1 / DOS 3.30
-1 dkt 5.25 Lotus 1-2-3
-1..3 were enough to backup spreadsheets and additional custom .bas programs for a whole company with ~500 employees.
this was average of course
>>53715680
Yep- Jerky Boys, BlackBoxes, and BBSs in lew of a girlfriend. That was my mis-spent youth.
I played an old shareware platforms called Macroman on a friend's Mac. Could never find it on the internet.
>>53713419
Oh shit there it is
>>53715812
...and now here you are on 4chan.
>>53713229
I'LL MAKE THE LOGO
>>53713608
Underage and b&
>>53713703
Oh baby.
manners, ever owning a house, having a savings account and protecting their privacy
>millennials will never ktf when women cooked and cleaned, had natural colored hair and stayed the fuck out of STEM and stayed in the kitchen where they belong.
>>53715167
But LPT and SCSI are both parallel
>>53712223
you know what OP means, late millennials, born in the mid and late 90's.
>>53713608
you may know them but you weren't around to play them when they were new
Blizzard should've never changed their name.
>>53714391
Amiga version was so much better.
>>53716022
wouldn't be easier to just get the tank and lock yourself with it in a small space, like an armoir? no tubes and mask or whatever
>>53715381
They got rid of that classification and mushed us with millenials.Anyone born from '81 is a milenial.
Remember when sony released a proprietary media format that was needlessly complicated and fragile as fuck ?
Glad they learned their lesson in 92 right ?
>>53716305
The fucking music in that game drives me mad. A shame, because I enjoy playing it.
>>53716398
Third time is the charm - they lost with betamax and minidisc but won with blu ray.
>>53716398
MiniDiscs could have been so cool if they could be accessed as a file system instead of having to record tracks onto it.
>>53713871
>>53713882
I can provide the hosting for the server. Have a spare server in my Lab.
>>53716429
They lost here too.
>>53716530
These things were so cute
Sorry, /g/, for responding to retarded tripfags.
>>53716379
You have to get rid of the CO2 to avoid the body's suffocation reflex. The cheapest way is a simple hood. It can be open in the bottom because the Helium naturally pushes the CO2 out..
If you want to use more available gases like Nitrogen, you need diving gear.
>tfw millennials think installing Arch Linux is hard
How about Active Worlds?
I'm 27, not sure if that makes me a millennial or not. Don't really care. My childhood was in the 90s.
We got our first PC around 1994, it was a Gateway that came in the cow box.
My elementary school had a computer lab with about 15 Apple IIGS machines.
I think our first ISP was EarthLink. When my parents cancelled the EarthLink subscription to save money I used free 56K ISPs. I think Juno was the main one.
I remember making horrible Dragonball Z and Pokemon websites on geocities and angelfire.
I remember buying a copy of Red Hat, in the box, from EB when it was called Electronics Boutique. I also remember buying a used copy of Visual C++ on eBay.
We had an Atari and a NES, and I remember getting the first gameboy for christmas.
>>53716022
why do people care if their suicide is painful or not, they are gonna die anyway.
>>53716853
Good lord that takes me back.
>>53712178
>not being part of Gen Why masterrace
>>53716263
Surely you mean early 2000s.
>>53716790
>thinks we care about his childhood memories
Yep, you're a millennial, all right.
>>53712905
>had computers in school
>millenial
lol no, there was 1 computer in the entire school back when I was in middle school.
>>53713723
>generational racism
you're a fucking idiot, no surprises there though
>>53717758
Let me guess: one Apple ][ on a cart.
Green or amber monitor?
"Millennial" is just a buzzword for marketers who don't understand why young people aren't interested in their bullshit.
>>53716022
doesn't work
they started diluting helium with air
>>53717758
what? where the fuck do you live? I live in an Eastern European shithole and I had computer classes since I started school in '96 and every school I went to had dozens of PCs
I remember playing shareware versions of this game and Duke Nukem 3D. I remember tipping the strippers and staring at their pixelated cartoon boobs. I had pretty much the entire first and second levels memorized.
I also remember Windows 98 crashing quite often and absolutely thrashing the hard disk because tfwnoram. Makes me glad for modern operating systems that are more crash-resistant.
>>53717846
>Millennials (also known as the Millennial Generation or Generation Y) are the demographic cohort following Generation X. There are no precise dates for when the generation starts and ends; most researchers and commentators use birth years ranging from the early 1980s to around 2000.
>"words I don't like are buzzwords/memes"
end your life
>>53717888
I'm not him, but back in the 80s we were lucky to have one computer per school. I got to play Oregon Trail about twice a school year.
>>53713229
Yea
>>53713229
http://steamcommunity.com/groups/specksunreal
>>53718003
but he was talking about millennials and being born after '84 he couldn't have been in middle school earlier than mid-ninties
>>53716763
>tfw distros made in 1994 had a better installer than the one arch has now
>>53718087
Okay yeah, that's a little fucked up.
>>53714546
Not him, I'd be down regardless.
>>53718054
What's wrong with that? Cassette tapes are shit.
>>53712191
this was the first mario game I ever downloaded
I didn't have any consoles and wanted to play a mario game so I downloaded this
I remember my computer made beeps and shit instead of sound coming out of the speakers when sound effects would play, shit was wack
What do you people think we were doing when we were little kids? Most of this stuff is really recognizable
I'm gonna bury those two motherfuckers
>>53712178
I have Bleemcast! for Metal Gear Solid. Shit's pretty damn great.
>why is this on /g/?
>>53717813
>he doesn't resent baby boomers for fucking up the economy and blaming us for everything
>he likes being called self-centered by someone who ate all the cake and left us to scavenge for crumbs
Not sure who's the moron here, gramps
>>53719172
>buying all that shit
Just emulate, m8. Pic related.
>>53719399
>Not having a specific personal collection
>>53719440
I do, but it's coins, hardware, and rocks. Collecting software seems retarded.
>>53719475
So does collecting rocks, come on.
>OOH WEE OOH I LOOK JUST LIKE BUDDY HOLLY
>>53719547
I only collect the valuable ones.
>>53713657
as an '86 baby I cannot fight this, but it sure does give me unlimited asspain.
>>53712975
fuck yes brother so many hours
>>53716429
what is digital distribution?
>>53712178
Real American values.
>>53719637
Something mustard embraced far ahead of normies.
Still even ignoring the common pleb high density blu ray has its uses for data storage.
