>>11943317
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmDAbhGKYwI
>>11943317
>in theory I'm old enough to remember the Spectrum
But you don't. There were great adventure and strategy games as well as 'vector graphics' style 3D games and isometric games and a mountain of hardware add ons as well as platformers, side scollers, top downs and yes very playable games like rtype, lightforce even operation wolf with a lightb gun,sabre wolf, atik attack,elite, knightlore, the great escape, gyroscope, sherlock, enigma force, lords of midnight, dun darach, starglider etc etc . DOS shareware games? That's the Mid 90s well over a decade after the spectrum unless you were one of a handful of people on the internet in the early 90s AOL internet only launched in 89
>>11943317
>bested the entire Spectrum library
Hard to do given that
a)Its massive
b)Contains some great games
c)You know nothing about it
>>11943317
>It's just I had better options.
You were a connsolefaggot, a child who need a rom cartridge to chew on and bing and sonic. Stuff you had to get price gouged on because you could not copy tapes or do mcuh because you were a kid.That's ok but don't shit on stuff that was before your time and know nothing about. Do yourself a favour and fuck off and play zork. Actually learn something about retro . If you want to compare 16 bit consoles to computers then compared them to 16 bit computers like the Amiga and Atari ST and 286, which frankly shit all over the snes for games, having new techologies like mice, keyboards and joysticks running stuff like civilisation, sim city, utopia and populous. The audio on stuff like the Atari ST, it found a place in professional recordinng studios running Cubasis then thre is you with your fucking SNES (the megadrive was a better console in that era, still just a console). I had all these machines and 286s and 386 DXs etc. I like consoles too but then as now, gaming IS computers. The games are written on them and this is true for ALL consoles.
