FGM Technology, the early years......
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LOL.. the guy looks like Fred West in that video!
Looks like my computer setup.
Just add a couple of extra cords and the machine that goes "ping," and you have my rig.
Fun fact:
In the 1980s, before the dawn of the internet, my friends and I ran a dial-up BBS on one of my Commodore 64s, out of my apartment. We called it Tudor Nightmare Village. It ran on a 2400 baud modem, and only one person could be logged in at a time. We had a chat room, files (many of a "questionable" nature), and even a couple of multiplayer, turn based games.
In the 1980s, before the dawn of the internet, my friends and I ran a dial-up BBS on one of my Commodore 64s, out of my apartment. We called it Tudor Nightmare Village. It ran on a 2400 baud modem, and only one person could be logged in at a time. We had a chat room, files (many of a "questionable" nature), and even a couple of multiplayer, turn based games.
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Well, this was the closest thing to the technology that I enjoyed in the 80s.
My first computer "wargame." Yep I was a Mac Gamer. All my CMx1 titles were on the Mac back in the day.
A tethered blimp in a wargame? Interesting...