Did I buy the remake of THPS 1+2? Yes.
Do I suck at the games now because I'm too old? sobs
51 1 ReplyIn your defense they changed the controls!
21 0 ReplyThe timing on reverts feels way different to me.
10 0 ReplyWhy would they do such a thing?
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You can always play Zork still....
7 0 ReplyOn my pdp11
4 0 ReplyIdk, the graphics might be too distracting for me.
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The remake was awesome. Captured that same feel and made my hand hurt. Though my PS1 controller was way sturdier than the PS4 controller I now played with, since the latter broke lol
6 0 ReplyI'm getting to be "that age" now, and aside from getting used to a different controller, I was up and running like it was the early nineties again.
2 0 ReplyI envy you from the bottom of my soul.
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I was 23 when that came out.
32 0 ReplyI see they must have fixed the wifi at the nursing home today, huh?
46 0 ReplyGet off my virtual lawn!
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You youngens and your "Tony Hoe's Prawn Skater".
Back in the olden days "Skate Or Die" reigned supreme on our "Nintendos*" and we loved it. :-P
*There was no reason to clarify which "Nintendo" console, because there was no Gameboy/SNES, yet. Of course our parents would call all the consoles "Nintendos", even the C64 and the Master System - but what would you expect from the same people, that thought the "Turbo" button would always boost their 386s (when sometimes it did the complete opposite), because they didn't read any manuals. :-P
25 0 ReplyOk boomer
(I am probably the same age)
4 0 ReplyI felt old, now I feel older
4 0 ReplyOh my god, I forgot about Skate or Die. Sometimes I'd just leave it on the title screen for the awesome music (haha...)
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Thps introduced a whole generation of kids to punk rock.
I'll always love goldfinger superman.
22 0 ReplyTo this day, I'll search for "like tony hawk pro skater" instead of "punk rock" or "ska" when looking for mixes.
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Still some of the best playlists ever!
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shakes atari 2600 at the sky and garbles something incomprehensible
22 0 ReplyTony's 55. He's right there with us.
20 1 ReplySome of us actually played that old ass system, including the infamous ET game.
4 0 ReplyIndeed. I'm one of them. I actually still have it, it still works, and I still occasionally play games on it. The first time I introduced my nephew to the controllers was the first time he experienced true rage.
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21 0 ReplySo here I am
18 0 ReplyDoing everything I can
11 0 Replyholding on to what I am!
10 0 ReplyHolding on to what I am
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What's this newfangled Tony Hawk crap?
I played Pac Man on my Atari 2600 and I LIKED it.
ETA: Reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ut3jqRlElOM
14 0 ReplyRude.
13 0 ReplyI was an adult :(
13 1 ReplyOof. Tell whoever is typing on the computer for you that they're doing a great job.
20 0 ReplyGet off my lawn
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Yeh but if you played it on the N64, you were practically a youngin' compared to us old timers playing it on the PlayStation.
12 2 ReplyYeah that whole 6 month difference in release between the two.
9 0 ReplyYes that's the joke
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The real difference here is using the PS anologue sticks to play instead of the N64 stick
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I remember the 1900s. Good times.
7 1 ReplyI rage at thee.
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I used to fuck my cousin up on River Raid
5 0 ReplyMan the first half of that sentence fucked me up
18 0 ReplyRiver Raid, is that in Alabama?
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I played it on the PS1 I think.
It was my PS1, that I bought with my money... because I was an adult.
5 0 Reply*Am Tony Hawk
4 0 Reply*looks like Tony Hawk
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