Oh those were the days...

[derby]

Here's the TI-99/4 console with all of the Texas Instruments sidecars attached: Speech Synthesizer, Memory Expansion, RS-232 Serial Controller (with telephone modem), Video Controller, Disk Controller, Thermal Printer, and two floppy drives (attached to the Disk Controller).

i had the modem and the thermal printer, but not the floppy drives (i wrote everything to "audio" cassette).

[derby]

i think i spent most of my time playing parsec...

Parsec TI 99 4/A

these, too:

miner 2049er for ti-99/4a

ti994a ti invaders

ti994a hunt the wumpus

[Le Pirate]

we had one of these at home:



My mom's company purchased it for us. She brought home tapes (not cassettes....big tape disk) that had the entire plant computer system backed up on it each night. I used to be a bad mofo' cause I'd bring my 2nd grade essays to school typed on word perfect instead of written on ruled paper 



used to play some awesome helicopter game too...and qubert!

[Monster Dave]

[ducpainter]

I had Lode Runner for my Commodore 64.

That was in the early 80s IIRC.

[JEFF_H]

we had this

(baseball was good)

first home computer was this one


10 PRINT "Jeff is cool";
20 GOTO 10
mad programming skills

[derby]

we had one of these at home:

my dad had one of these in our home office... i think i actually spent more time on it than he did.

we had this

my best friend sold two complete odyssey kits on ebay last year for a lot of money...