Anybody remember their first computer? I remember when my dad bought an 386 with full color monitor support. Yeah, with color and it has DOS 5.0! we had the fastest computer in the neighborhood! I remember all the kids from the block use to come to our house just to play video games
My life with the computer started with throwing bananas to each other. That is right, throwing bananas. Kids, you can ask your dad or mom what I am talking about. I am sure, if they are computer geek like me, they will know exactly what I am talking about. Anyhow, after losing countless time, I have came to a realization that I need to have unlimited bananas! And that’s how my programming life began…
Another game I use to play a lot is called Tank Wars. This game is also known as BOMB, mainly because the executable filename is bomb.exe. This game is soooo awesome! I remember playing this game until 6pm in primary school. It is extremely electrifying addicting game. So basically you are tank and the goal is shoot other tanks. You have different kinds of opponents, with different strength, from Mr. Stupid (the name says it already) to extremely aimed Twanger.
Because of this game, I had restless sleep night after night, dreaming about Mr Stupid shooting himself and being afraid of Twanger, looking for new weapon to conquer the world. And now, after 13 years, this game has found its way to my MacBook.
Anybody remember their first computer? I remember when my dad bought a 386 with full color monitor support. Yeah, with color and it has DOS 4.01! we had the fastest computer in the neighborhood! I remember all the kids from the block use to come to our house just to play video games
My life with the computer started with throwing bananas to each other. That is right, throwing bananas. Kids, you can ask your dad or mom what I am talking about. I am sure, if they are computer geek like me, they will know exactly what I am talking about. Anyhow, after losing countless time, I have came to a realization that I need to have unlimited bananas! And that’s how my programming life began…
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