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It's nice to know my cynical 30 year old brain has some youth left in it, thanks.
I'm a babe? And here's me thinking no-one would pay for my nudes.
Hey baby
His deep voice nailed "slimey car salesman", I agree.
Yes, I did as it happens (in the loft somewhere). Grew up on classic adventures games :)
Playing Secret of Monkey Island in the 90s, on a DOS -> Windows 95 machine as a child, isn't a hand-me-down. It's called "the family computer", where my parents shared one of their hobbies with me.
I remember the PC had a Voodoo Banshee added to it eventually, so we could play slightly more demanding games.
If there was a hand-me-down I got from my parents, it was their Atari ST. They used to have a video games store.
Definitely had a sound card, don't remember if it was a soundblaster or if the soundblaster config in dos gui game setup menus was merely the compatible option.
No idea on the RAM/CPU/Motherboard, the only reason I remember the Voodoo Banshee was the box with the hand on it xD
Nothing wrong with that. The idea of these discussion forums is for the team to assess customer sentiment from feedback.
I'm giving my opinions, you're giving yours, and the company can make decisions based on that.