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- Elgin_McQueen
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Well as it's my 100th post I will intro myself.
My main retro interest is in the C64 - used to have a Vic20, SNES, Gameboy, N64, Dreamcast, Playstation, GBA SE, GP2X but have sold them all over the years.......Kinda regret it now.
Like Morrissey, The Mission, Snoop Dogg, Funky House (!) and Rusty Lee - oh and im 33 but am married to a 25 year old so that helps keep me young
My main retro interest is in the C64 - used to have a Vic20, SNES, Gameboy, N64, Dreamcast, Playstation, GBA SE, GP2X but have sold them all over the years.......Kinda regret it now.
Like Morrissey, The Mission, Snoop Dogg, Funky House (!) and Rusty Lee - oh and im 33 but am married to a 25 year old so that helps keep me young

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The dry fart for Barry MacDermot and all the cancer patients in the Glamorgan testicle ward
- Elgin_McQueen
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Lol, don't think it's a retrorik, just someone called Rick who used to be around a bit more. Maybe if I actually read posts sometimes i'll find out. You must've left this forum just as I was joining, so don't remember you. Nice avatar though. 

TMR wrote: And you wonder why you're being labelled as elitist... you couldn't be any more elite if you were a wireframe.

Hi
I've just joined the forum although I've been reading Retro Gamer on and off since issue 8.
My first console was the Videomaster Colourscore and my second the Radofin 1292 Programmable Video System which came from Curry's.
My first computer was the Sinclair ZX81 which came from WH Smiths. I briefly flirted with the Spectrum before flirting with girls became too much to resist. I returned to computing again at the end of the 1980s when I bought an Amstrad PC2086 (Intel 8086, VGA and one floppy drive) again from Curry's for about a grand.
I now like to spend my free time writing open source games for Linux and embedded Linux. Currently I use on a regular basis my Gameboy Advance SP with two EZF Advance flash carts, my Sharp Zaurus SL-5500 PDA and my newish Mark II 266MHz GP2X.
Cheers,
Thunor
I've just joined the forum although I've been reading Retro Gamer on and off since issue 8.
My first console was the Videomaster Colourscore and my second the Radofin 1292 Programmable Video System which came from Curry's.
My first computer was the Sinclair ZX81 which came from WH Smiths. I briefly flirted with the Spectrum before flirting with girls became too much to resist. I returned to computing again at the end of the 1980s when I bought an Amstrad PC2086 (Intel 8086, VGA and one floppy drive) again from Curry's for about a grand.
I now like to spend my free time writing open source games for Linux and embedded Linux. Currently I use on a regular basis my Gameboy Advance SP with two EZF Advance flash carts, my Sharp Zaurus SL-5500 PDA and my newish Mark II 266MHz GP2X.
Cheers,
Thunor
Hi,
I'm new to the forum, but not the magazine (having read it since issue 2).
I began playing games in 1983 with a ZX spectrum, but soon moved on to an Oric Atmos and then an Atari 800XL.
If you want to find out more about me, please take a look at my site: http://www.krazypengwin.co.uk
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I'm new to the forum, but not the magazine (having read it since issue 2).
I began playing games in 1983 with a ZX spectrum, but soon moved on to an Oric Atmos and then an Atari 800XL.
If you want to find out more about me, please take a look at my site: http://www.krazypengwin.co.uk
Pengwin[/url]
- Antiriad2097
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Hurrah!Pengwin wrote:Hi,
I'm new to the forum, but not the magazine (having read it since issue 2).
I began playing games in 1983 with a ZX spectrum, but soon moved on to an Oric Atmos and then an Atari 800XL.
If you want to find out more about me, please take a look at my site: http://www.krazypengwin.co.uk
Pengwin[/url]

An Oric Owner

I knew eventually I'd run into another

I also have an Amstrad NC100 up in the loft...
Welcome in.
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- woody.cool
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Hi all,
Well, gosh, I'm a fanatic gamer up until the PS2 days. I'm also a programmer - never programmed a game, but have worked with pretty much every processor that appeared in a games console (up until 1995 that is).
Anyways, hope this is a nice friendly forum
Well, gosh, I'm a fanatic gamer up until the PS2 days. I'm also a programmer - never programmed a game, but have worked with pretty much every processor that appeared in a games console (up until 1995 that is).
Anyways, hope this is a nice friendly forum

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- markopoloman
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Hi All,
I'm a gaming fan, I've owned for varying amounts of time the following (in roughly this order)
ZX Spectrum 48k
Spectrum +2
Amiga 500
Sega Megadrive
N64
Playstation
Playstation 2
PSP
Sadly due to recent marriage and subsequent space constraints vs shoes and handbags, only the PSP now remains. I'm currently playing the Sega Megadrive collection and Burnout on it, though, so I guess I'm keeping it old school!
I've been reading RG since the relaunch with the Speccy on the cover and it has quickly become my favourite monthly read. I'm liking the forum very much already!
Cheers
Jimbob
I'm a gaming fan, I've owned for varying amounts of time the following (in roughly this order)
ZX Spectrum 48k
Spectrum +2
Amiga 500
Sega Megadrive
N64
Playstation
Playstation 2
PSP
Sadly due to recent marriage and subsequent space constraints vs shoes and handbags, only the PSP now remains. I'm currently playing the Sega Megadrive collection and Burnout on it, though, so I guess I'm keeping it old school!
I've been reading RG since the relaunch with the Speccy on the cover and it has quickly become my favourite monthly read. I'm liking the forum very much already!
Cheers
Jimbob
Throwing a spanner in the works since '77.
- Antiriad2097
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You know divorces can be quite easy and inexpensive?jimbobmitch wrote:due to recent marriage and subsequent space constraints vs shoes and handbags, only the PSP now remains.

Mrs Ant knew what she was getting before the big day, so the games remain.
The Retro League - Where skill isn't an obstacle
Retrocanteen, home of the unfairly banned
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Tom_Baker wrote:I just finished watching a film about Stockholm syndrome. It started out terrible but by the end I really liked it.
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