My Tekken 3 BattleStation for this week! I had a real itch to play this game this week and it was just as fun as I remembered. I always played Howarang because he was the easiest to use when I was kid - Stands true today! Who was your main?
A community for vintage gaming, celebrating 2d games and early 3d games
Throwback to 1999: Tekken 3 Just Dropped, Everyone’s Coming Over After School to Play! Who Was Your Main, and Did You Play More on Console or Arcade? Wish I was able to play this more growing up, but glad I took some time to enjoy it today!
r/Tekken is a community-run subreddit for Bandai Namco Entertainment's Tekken franchise. Tekken is a 3D fighting game first released in 1994, with Tekken 8 being the latest instalment. r/Tekken serves as a discussion hub for all things Tekken, from gameplay, fanart, cosplays and lore to competitive strategy and the Tekken esports scene.
Just tried Quarantine, Superhero League of Hoboken, and Metal Marines for the first time—had a blast! Anyone else played these? What did you think?
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Just tried Quarantine, Superhero League of Hoboken, and Metal Marines for the first time—had a blast! Anyone else played these? What did you think?
Dedicated subreddit for gaming on MS-DOS or Windows 3.0+, either via Dosbox or actual hardware. IPX networking, QEMM386'ing, all kinds of retro video game fun.
Exploring PC Gamer Magazine & CD-ROM (Dec 1994) on a Pentium 122 with Windows 95 & DOS!
A subreddit to discuss and share retrocomputing related content.
Exploring PC Gamer Magazine & CD-ROM (Dec 1994) on a Pentium 122 with Windows 95 & DOS!
A subreddit for discussion of video games & software no longer officially sold. Be sure to read the rules and the wiki before posting.
Exploring PC Gamer Magazine & CD-ROM (Dec 1994) on a Pentium 122 with Windows 95 & DOS!
Vintage Software & Hardware information and stories. A blast from the past.
Exploring PC Gamer Magazine & CD-ROM (Dec 1994) on a Pentium 122 with Windows 95 & DOS!
The consumer-oriented operating system developed by Microsoft as part of its Windows 9x family of operating systems.
Exploring PC Gamer Magazine & CD-ROM (Dec 1994) on a Pentium 122 with Windows 95 & DOS!
Dedicated subreddit for gaming on MS-DOS or Windows 3.0+, either via Dosbox or actual hardware. IPX networking, QEMM386'ing, all kinds of retro video game fun.
My Pentium 4, Windows 98SE Rig with a Geforce4 TI 64mb, SB Audigy ZS, Sony Trinitron Monitor and Roland MA-12 speakers. Excited for CIV VII this weekend so decided to try CIV 3 on this rig. Ran like a dream. Only downside is I don't know how to play CIV!
Vintage Software & Hardware information and stories. A blast from the past.
Civilization III on a Windows 98 PC! I never played much CIV but was getting excited for 7 as a real starting point, in the meantime I wanted to try an older game and people mentioned CIV 3 - Did you play this when it released? What were your thoughts? Growing up it was too much game for me.
4X Strategy: Just...One...More...Turn. eXplore, eXpand, eXploit, and eXterminate your way to victory in these strategy games.
Civilization III on a Windows 98 PC! I never played much CIV but was getting excited for 7 as a real starting point, in the meantime I wanted to try an older game and people mentioned CIV 3 - Did you play this when it released? What were your thoughts? Growing up it was too much game for me.
A subreddit dedicated to Sid Meier's Civilization, the popular turn-based strategy games. “We must learn from our past. The future is waiting.”
I am always so impressed with the amazing setups and displays here and I want to see more! My weekly battlestation is a Sony Trinitron Multiscan E540 on a Windows 98SE rig playing some CIV III, getting excited for CIV VII - I wonder if I can get it running on a CRT? Happy Weekend Gamers!
Celebrating the art of playing video games on cathode ray tube displays.
Civilization III on a Windows 98 PC! I never played much CIV but was getting excited for 7 as a real starting point, in the meantime I wanted to try an older game and people mentioned CIV 3 - Did you play this when it released? What were your thoughts? Growing up it was too much game for me. III - O
Discuss, play, organize, learn about this amazing game, and build the ultimate civilization that stands the test of time.
Civilization III running on a Windows 98 SE machine with a Pentium 4, GeForce4 TI 64mb, SoundBlaster Audigy ZS, Rolland MA-12s and a Sony Trinitron Multiscan E540 - This machine is awesome and easily my favorite era of gaming to play. Did you play Civilization back in the 9x days?
This is the place if you want to discuss, or really do anything else, when it comes to the version of Windows released in 1998, Windows 98!
SimCity 2000 Unboxing, Install and Play on a Pentium Windows 95 PC and Sony Trinitron Multiscan 15sf
Post your images of gorgeous retro video games from all generations of gaming, just not modern games!
SimCity 2000 Unboxing, Install and Play on a Pentium Windows 95 PC and Sony Trinitron Multiscan 15sf
/r/RetroWindowsGaming is a subreddit dedicated to retro gaming on Windows back in the day. Any games designed for Windows 3.x, Windows 95, Windows 98, XP, or other early versions of Windows are welcome here.
This week's battlestation is a Pentium Windows 95 rig with SimCity 2000. The monitor is a Sony Trinitron Multiscan 15sf, and the speakers are Roland MA-12s. Did you enjoy SimCity 2000 when it was released? I had no idea you could pair it with SimCopter to explore your city!
A community for vintage gaming, celebrating 2d games and early 3d games
SimCity 2000 Unboxing, Install and Play on a Pentium Windows 95 PC and Sony Trinitron Multiscan 15sf
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Hope this counts as DOS gaming but here is an unboxing of SimCity 2000 played on my NEC Pentium PC. This is the CD-Rom version, I used to have the discs as a kid. Such great memories with the game.
Dedicated subreddit for gaming on MS-DOS or Windows 3.0+, either via Dosbox or actual hardware. IPX networking, QEMM386'ing, all kinds of retro video game fun.
My weekend battlestation - A Sony Multiscan 15sf on a Pentium Windows 95 PC - This weekend I am getting into SimCity 2000 which is a game I sucked at as a kid and realize I also suck at as an adult! Awesome little monitor for Windows 95... Video of it in action in comments! Happy Gaming!
Celebrating the art of playing video games on cathode ray tube displays.
I unboxed, installed and played SimCity 2000 on my Pentium Windows 95 PC - First time playing this game in many years and it was a lot of fun! Did you play this growing up or do you still play it? I am a little ashamed of my city, I will improve!
The consumer-oriented operating system developed by Microsoft as part of its Windows 9x family of operating systems.
I unboxed, installed and played SimCity 2000 on my Pentium Windows 95 PC - First time playing this game in many years and it was a lot of fun! Did you play this growing up or do you still play it? I am a little ashamed of my city, I will improve!
A Subreddit for the discussion of the SimCity Franchise and related City Builder games.
Final Fantasy Tactics Played on a GameCube Gameboy Player with Gameboy Interface. Played on a Sony PVM via RGB - Easily one of my favorite GBA games of all time. For a portable game at the time this game felt massive! Did you play this one? More in comments!
The GameCube (Japanese: ゲームキューブ Hepburn: Gēmukyūbu?, officially called the Nintendo GameCube, abbreviated NGC in Japan and GCN in Europe and North America) is a home video game console released by Nintendo in Japan on September 14, 2001; in North America on November 18, 2001; in Europe on May 3, 2002; and in Australia on May 17, 2002. The sixth-generation console is the successor to the Nintendo 64 and competed with Sony Computer Entertainment's PlayStation 2 and Microsoft's Xbox.