My first self-owned computer was an Amiga 500[0], and I played this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zgkf6wooDmw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zgkf6wooDmw (T

My first self-owned computer was an Amiga 500[0], and I played this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zgkf6wooDmw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zgkf6wooDmw (To be fair, I played Commando on the C64 before, but, goddamn, Another World[1] showed me what was possible.) [0] I'd played with an Amstrad "Something", playing with mates who had a Vic20, and a C64. [1] ... and Shadow of The Beast. Awful game, but what amazing sound and graphics! EDIT: Oh, crap, didn't mention: I, along with a friend, programmed that Amstrad to play a basic Roulette game in some sort of BASIC variant -- Trust me, the ASCII graphics were amazing! On the Amiga, I started with a little draw-a-chart-type-thing based on reprogramming the on-screen characters (or was that actually the C64? Hard to remember at this point). Maybe I'm an absolute liar and I actually started out with a C64? I definitely remember programming my first ray-tracer in Turbo Pascal on a xNNN (N=digit) PC with a VGA card + grey-scale monitor. Memories are hard in both senses of the word :(.