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 Gaming on IBM and compatibles didn’t really get good until Sierra got popular. It was adventure games like King’s Quest that made it worth it. As far as I’m concerned, Roberta Williams is America’s Shigeru Miyamoto. It slightly saddens me that she stopped making games in the 90s but at least she left on a high note, and got to travel. 7 comments
But even when IBM compatible gaming finally got relevant, it wasn’t quite like the C64. The games were just different. The C64 felt like a slightly slower NES. IBM compatible not so much.  @atomicpoet The analog joysticks really didn't help, especially the cheap ones that drifted.  @atomicpoet this is literally the only topic that matters at the moment. Unfollowing you as you chirp on and on while this is happening. Clueless. @LaureM Abortion is an important topic, and it definitively matters. But it’s also important to talk about things that don’t exactly matter. On this topic, I’d rather pass the mic to an American who possesses a uterus. Take care. @atomicpoet @smallsco Fully agreed. And glad she’s back for a remake. Oh, and since we can edit on here: The „a“ on her name didn’t take. @atomicpoet @RoganDawes I’ve been revisiting these games on retro handheld emulators. They still hold up. Fantastic games. |
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@atomicpoet OG King’s Quest owned my childhood heart. My Dad’s IBM PC/XT was a true marvel at the time