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Others getting nostalgia over the Xbox 360 reminds me how old I am!
I just bought this the other day, https://www.retro-gamer.de/shop/heft/retro-gamer-2-26-einzel... The Xbox 360 is now considered a retro gaming device, that was such a reminder how old I am now, to note my first home computer was a Timex 2068.
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Others getting nostalgia over the Xbox 360 reminds me how old I am!
I just bought this the other day, https://www.retro-gamer.de/shop/heft/retro-gamer-2-26-einzel... The Xbox 360 is now considered a retro gaming device, that was such a reminder how old I am now, to note my first home computer was a Timex 2068.
I don't know if the Altair 8800 would count as my first home computer, as I was too young to really understand what it was and mostly just liked to play with the paper tape feed on the Teletype attached to it. By the time we got the PET 2001, I was old enough to actually use it as intended.
It's certainly not the real one[0], but looks a lot like the Winamp AVS/MilkDrop stuff. My Inspect Element -fu was however insufficient for getting a closer look.
[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neon_(music_visualization)
Man you really nostalgia pilled me. It's lovely and a work of art. What's the deal with the audio delay showing up for button taps until the icons have loaded?
Others getting nostalgia over the Xbox 360 reminds me how old I am!
Anyone know what the music visualizer is? It's certainly not the real one[0], but looks a lot like the Winamp AVS/MilkDrop stuff. My Inspect Element -fu was however insufficient for getting a closer look. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neon_(music_visualization)
Earlier quoted context omitted.
I just bought this the other day, https://www.retro-gamer.de/shop/heft/retro-gamer-2-26-einzel... The Xbox 360 is now considered a retro gaming device, that was such a reminder how old I am now, to note my first home computer was a Timex 2068.
The Xbox 360 is about as old now as the NES was when the Xbox 360 came out.
I still remember when all that Nintendo had were Game & Watch handhelds, before NES came to be.
Fun fact: On the lower right corner there is the Xbox logo emitting waves to an imaginary surface below. The pattern is a watermark for the serial number of the device to be identified in case of leaked footage. Only during development of Xbox.