I so want to kill my 14-year-old self

I had a Bondi Blue iMac G3. THE Bondi Blue iMac G3. Revision A (August 1998 release). It was a hand-me-down. And I goddamn THREW IT AWAY.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...Bondi_Blue.jpg

Needless to say, I feel like a total idiot.

You know, these sometimes show up in thrift stores. Not that I am encouraging someone to use a fake computer.

I remember those Apple monitors from my old primary school's computer labs.

They were running windows, though.

VirtualPC. It's like the Parallels/VMWare/Bootcamp of the early 2000s.

I feel like this about my N64 and original PS1 games. :( I wish I had known how much I'd want them all back when I was older.

I'm slowly rebuying them, but damn, its not cheap.

my 14 year old self was a ****ing idiot, but he did keep his snes and n64, which work fine to this day :)

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Originally Posted by shadowsworn

my 14 year old self was a ****ing idiot, but he did keep his snes and n64, which work fine to this day :)

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Saved the NES for sure, but I sold the PS1 to get a N64, and then sold the N64 to get a PS2. XD

That old machine was running old Ambrosia games fine, in fact. Games like Mars Rising, Aperion and Escape Velocity. It only lagged like crap when I started using Internet Explorer with it.

DON'T GIVE ME CRAP ABOUT THAT I WAS 14.

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Originally Posted by Raiyne

I remember those Apple monitors from my old primary school's computer labs.

They were running windows, though.

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LOL true that. :D LOL

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Originally Posted by Oisterboy

I feel like this about my N64 and original PS1 games. :( I wish I had known how much I'd want them all back when I was older.

I'm slowly rebuying them, but damn, its not cheap.

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omg me 2, i miss my super nintendo with earth bound on it. i miss my playstation 2 with final fantasy X on it >.< thank god for emulators. i mean THANK THE PEOPLE who made these programs