Nectarine

i still try to believe it tho

i also thought i was the first guy to implement bomberman on Win32. but no. i wasn't . because i have played Fracas

I wonder if you would had any troubles at all

dad was right i guess.

i was so angry.

*idea

and i was like YES, this will make me famous -- my father said no, i would be legaelly responsible when they sue you for stealing the bomberman idaef

that's awesome

i was 16 or 17, and a guy offere me money to buy my shitty gme i had made (it was a bomberman ripoff)

"shovelware", -- ahaha it's my sweet voice. -- do you want the full mod? nobody else has it.

however, my first exposure to amiga-MODs and mod players was probably same era, ummmm -- certainly a bit before mp3, let's see

LOL

lol, i bought some awful porn CD (i wanna say it's Team17 like "Worms" but surely not?? can't be the same people) anyway it sucked.

I still have it

I had this 4 CDs set of shareware called Shareware Extravaganza, I loved it, I spent countless hours with it

or that huge collectio of MIDI files from Tim Perkins. thanks mate.

right, or what you could download from BBSs,

before there was internet to check. you just had what somebody sent to you on a floppy.

haha!

indeed mate.

there should be a word for this (like "retrofuture") but i guess there is not. still. we know what we know. and i have heard many songs (like "Living on Video") and thought "oh it's that demo song".

I love mod music

I was 15 years old by then

I was in highschool when I heard "every breath you take" from The Police on the radio, and thought "hey, that sounds like the .mod I use to listen to"

and the first .MOD I heard was 12th Warrior

sounds good to me. but you missed a trick

I didn't have much access to software when I used my MSX. I mainly coded basic and played games my dad bought from time to time

LOL, yes