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Shockwave Shockmachine please allow this activex control full and complete access to your computer thx applets multimedia while we're playing 90's nick here's something i miss: custom single-player maps (mostly DOOM WAD's and half life maps) people made. there used to be tons of them and they were sometimes even fun. now all we have is minecraft dick statues and 100 billion different make the elder scrolls furries naked mods.
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Displeased Moo Cow posted:turbo button i needed that extra 33 mhz to play sim city, man
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szidev posted:i needed that extra 33 mhz to play sim city, man look at this scrub
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i wish your posting career was confined only to the 90s op
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i got yo gf microsoft bobbin on my dilz
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napster newsgroups semi-transparent colorful cases on all consumer electronics
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Egan Yardley posted:i got yo gf microsoft bobbin on my dilz 
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Parallel Paraplegic posted:please allow this activex control full and complete access to your computer thx please dont talk about shaggar's ideal 21st century internet experience
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i would not know op, i was learning how to walk
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szidev posted:i needed that extra 33 mhz to play sim city, man that's not how the turbo button worked
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Oct 6, 2014 02:58
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i honestly don't know how it worked. it just changed the mhz display up front from 66 to 99.
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Sagebrush posted:that's not how the turbo button worked my dogg
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Daynab posted:seriously though someone tell me what the name of microsoft's weird board game & other games lobby was i remember using it to play asheron's call
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Farecoal posted:i would not know op, i was learning how to walk that's no excuse, i'm only 23 and I still managed to get a full 90's internet experience in. i have fond memories of playing Doom on my dad's lap when I was 5 with my mom disapprovingly shaking her head off to the side and look at me now
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Oct 6, 2014 03:05
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szidev posted:i honestly don't know how it worked. it just changed the mhz display up front from 66 to 99. iirc it was actually the opposite -- some old games and programs relied on the cpu clock for timing, so a brand new computer would make the programs run too fast. the turbo button changed the multiplier and made the processor run slower, or in some cases even just tied it up with junk instructions i suppose it's possible some companies wired it up so that it defaulted to slow mode and turbo on was regular speed though
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Oct 6, 2014 03:08
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Parallel Paraplegic posted:that's no excuse, i'm only 23 and I still managed to get a full 90's internet experience in. i have fond memories of playing Doom on my dad's lap when I was 5 with my mom disapprovingly shaking her head off to the side and look at me now i played the muppet treasure island adventure game because my family only had macs
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Sagebrush posted:iirc it was actually the opposite -- some old games and programs relied on the cpu clock for timing, so a brand new computer would make the programs run too fast. the turbo button changed the multiplier and made the processor run slower, or in some cases even just tied it up with junk instructions That makes sense because I remember some parts of the Commander Keen games were timed by cycle instead of actual clock time, and if you ran it on a computer that was too fast, it made poo poo impossible.
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Oct 6, 2014 03:10
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same goes w/ ultima 7 it went by too fast on my 166mhz pentium
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Oct 6, 2014 03:12
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my dad had a case with a turbo button and the mhz display right up until like 2005, he kept finding ways to connect the mhz display to modern (at the time) CPU's that ran at like 2.5GHz and so just pegged the thing at 99 all the time. he likes lots of lights and blinky things. guys this thread is making me realize how loving weird and broken my dad is thanks
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