Only if you played with the single round ball joy stick and an old tube TV that had a really slow refresh rate (preferably a black and white TV so you wouldn't see the shades of green.
Funny you mentioned Pong. I was cruising the System Source website while listening to our guest speaker last week. They have a link to Pong on their website.
Our first program for calculating water treatment and balance ran on a Commodore 64-- Maybe I pulled that product off the market a litltle too soon. Justin, have I got a deal for you!
Steve still has his old Commodore 64 in our basement, he refuses to part with it. Funny thing is, before I knew how attached he was I tried to donate it to the Salvo's and they refused it - luckily - he would have been really annoyed!
I had to Google Commodore 64... I would say it might be "retro" cool.
ReplyDeleteOnly if you can play pong while you ordered your clothes.
ReplyDeleteOnly if you played with the single round ball joy stick and an old tube TV that had a really slow refresh rate (preferably a black and white TV so you wouldn't see the shades of green.
ReplyDeleteFunny you mentioned Pong. I was cruising the System Source website while listening to our guest speaker last week. They have a link to Pong on their website.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.syssrc.com/html/museum/html/pong/pong2.html
Our first program for calculating water treatment and balance ran on a Commodore 64-- Maybe I pulled that product off the market a litltle too soon. Justin, have I got a deal for you!
ReplyDeleteSteve still has his old Commodore 64 in our basement, he refuses to part with it. Funny thing is, before I knew how attached he was I tried to donate it to the Salvo's and they refused it - luckily - he would have been really annoyed!
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