I have a nostalgic feeling towards floppy disks or anything that was stored in a physical format with a hard shell plastic, like memory cards and SNES games.
There was something different being able to "hold-onto" something like a game or a school project. Giving it to someone, receiving it from someone... It was there, in my hands. Also collecting games felt different when they were physical. Nowadays my steam library is full but my heart is empty
Nowadays I have a switch and a few games in card format; they will surely outlive the games I've in my nintendo account in the long-run.
1980s IBM computer. Mainly used in offices, schools, and libraries. I don't think I ever saw any of my friends growing up owning a computer. I use to think only the high-hats owned them.
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Re: The Nostalgia Thread
Posted: Sat Jul 16, 2022 6:26 am
by erowind
Me and my mom would play this everytime we went to the arcade. I remember the first time we beat the whole game was at some arcade in Niagara Falls. It took around 7$ or so for 2 people to play through it in the early 2000s.
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