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A bit of advice: never let go of your TI. You'll regret it after a few years, when nostalgia and the urge to turn it back on strikes again. It happened to me a
by the_af 5y ago
A bit of advice: never let go of your TI. You'll regret it after a few years, when nostalgia and the urge to turn it back on strikes again.
It happened to me as a middle aged guy when I remembered the C64 my dad sold in order to buy me my first PC XT.
That's why I ended up buying a retro clone of my cherished C64, TheC64. ARM-inside running VICE, but it looks and behaves a lot like a real C64. It has a real keyboard and you can use it to program, not just run games.
- noobermin 5y agoA decade later but the games I had growing up for the N64 and gamecube now cost a pretty penny. I've learned now to buy the best games for modern systems physical because in 2040 I don't want to have to pay $200 to play metroid dread