[Yin Yang]

Nothing beats the days of where you'd play your N64, gameboy, or even PS2/Xbox at LAN parties with your buddies.

One of my friends sent this and it really got me thinking that we had it all; Eight people crowded around one TV, playing on the multi-tap with our own memory cards, battling it out in WWE games.




It really got me thinking- those times were something special. Who else misses the feeling that games use to bring?

[Burnzy]

You would not believe me but my school used to let us stay after all classes have finished to go to IT class to play lan unreal tournament untill 7pm, that was in 2010s

[Yin Yang]

You would not believe me but my school used to let us stay after all classes have finished to go to IT class to play lan unreal tournament untill 7pm, that was in 2010s

I loved playing that too! None of my teachers were as cool as yours though

We were lucky if we were able to play games on our TI-83 calcs

[Burnzy]

I loved playing that too! None of my teachers were as cool as yours though

We were lucky if we were able to play games on our TI-83 calcs

We also had rumbling pcs but the game ran smooth. I live in balkans so im not sure what other school would allow that :D. Either way when the janitor finished his work we had to pack up

[Jamika]

Nothing beats the days of where you'd play your N64, gameboy, or even PS2/Xbox at LAN parties with your buddies.

One of my friends sent this and it really got me thinking that we had it all; Eight people crowded around one TV, playing on the multi-tap with our own memory cards, battling it out in WWE games.




It really got me thinking- those times were something special. Who else misses the feeling that games use to bring?

My father taught me to play on atari, it was my first one, passing with all list till ps 3, didnt care to buy any after