The full dose of retro: PCGHX community presents old games – memory
The PC Games Hardware Extreme forum not only talks shop about current hardware and games, but also pays homage to the forerunners of current gaming hits. Screenshots of DOS games, for example, which can be created relatively easily under Windows with software such as Dosbox, are suitable for this purpose.
Tired of retro gaming? in the Image thread for old software there have been few pictures of software pearls that have aged gracefully lately. So today we would like to remind you of the forum topic again.
A thread that is already old by forum standards is the retro screenshot thread, which has existed since 2008. There, community members can upload pictures of old games, which some retro fans have already done. For example, the thread contains images of classics such as Magic Carpet, Rayman or Ultima VIII: Pagan.
However, since the thread is not limited to games, desktops from old Windows PCs can also be presented there. For example, a user dug up his desktop from January 1997 when he was still using Windows 95, a 486 and 640 x 480 pixels. A photographed Vectrex console with the game Scramble is even older. However, this is a photo, since the system does not provide for the creation of screenshots. Which retro screenshots are slumbering on your disk? Do you perhaps play a game from the previous centuries every now and then? Then the retro screenshot thread is a good place to start: Retro screenshot thread
A notice: PCGH Extreme is the community for PC screwdrivers. On August 20, 2007, the PC Games Hardware Extreme Forum opened its doors to interested readers for the first time on the occasion of the Games Convention 2007. In the beginning the forum was run parallel to the old PCGH forum and its content was almost exclusively about overclocking and case modding. Since 2008, PC Games Hardware Extreme has been the only forum for all PCGH community members, covering a wide range of topics. Since launch, over 520,000 topics and 10,100,000 posts have been created by more than 200,000 registered users. The Folding@Home association has been very active for many yearscommunitywho together provide computing power against diseases such as cancer.
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