I’m old enough to have saved and loaded data with a cassette drive (i.e. a random ass tape deck with a special cable attached to the computer) on a TI-99/4a. You had to set the volume level the same for recording and reading or else it wouldn’t read correctly. Get off my lawn.
I remember Parsec from a friend’s house but I didn’t have that one. I had Jawbreaker and Hunt the Wumpus, and the extended BASIC cartridge. I was a party animal back then.
I’m old enough to have saved and loaded data with a cassette drive (i.e. a random ass tape deck with a special cable attached to the computer) on a TI-99/4a. You had to set the volume level the same for recording and reading or else it wouldn’t read correctly. Get off my lawn.
The TI-99/4A was a gorgeous machine. Visually. I hated using it.
CAN YOU PLEASE COMMENT A LITTLE LOUDER? I DIDN’T QUITE CATCH THAT!
I SAID IT’S TIME TO TAKE OUR METAMUCIL.
WHY YES, I WOULD LIKE THE COFFEE CAKE WITH STREUSEL
Apparently they’re still used for data storage.
I remember playing Parsec, TI Invaders, and a bunch of other games on that. We also had the periperal expansion box, with its flat firehose cable.
I remember Parsec from a friend’s house but I didn’t have that one. I had Jawbreaker and Hunt the Wumpus, and the extended BASIC cartridge. I was a party animal back then.