"When I were a lad"...

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There was a game similar to this. I forgot what was it called...


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A couple.
 
Anyone else played Vrally ??

The original V-Rally was one of the first games I ever played. Back then I only really played split-screen multiplayer with my brother, but I decided to give it a go again this year after leaving it for about half a decade. God, just keeping the car on the road was a challenge for me :lol:


And did you ever enable cheat mode and try out the Rollercoaster Track with the Jeep?
 
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The original V-Rally was one of the first games I ever played. Back then I only really played split-screen multiplayer with my brother, but I decided to give it a go again this year after leaving it for about half a decade. God, just keeping the car on the road was a challenge for me :lol:

And did you ever enable cheat mode and try out the Rollercoaster Track with the Jeep?
I think it is the First game i ever tried. I used to race my dad my brother was 2 :D. Absolutely loved it.
 
My God! How young are you? When I was a lad, MS paint was the only programme that had colour in it on my PC!

Count your blessings shem, When I were a lad I learned to use paint packages with this beast on the 520ST

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Neochrome, 16 colours on screen at any one time! I used to squeeze more colours out by painstakingly mixing colours by drawing one pixel at a time. It boasted a whopping screen resolution of 320x200 with those 16 colours.

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It's biggest strength was that it could do this (advanced for its time, honest!):



And this:



And this:



EDIT: It's worth noting that the ST's operating system was called TOS :D
 
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Neochrome, 16 colours on screen at any one time! I used to squeeze more colours out by painstakingly mixing colours by drawing one pixel at a time.

Haha, I used to do that on my Spectrum. Image my joy at discovering you could interpolate different colour pixels to create a new colour... usually some variant of s**t brown.
 
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