Early computer games

I never played Doom back in the day, but I remember the floppy disks, I had an Atari ST.

I also remember the older bigger floppy disks which were actually floppy, and loading games from cassette.

I did play Doom and Doom 2 on the PS3, and Doom 3 on the original Xbox around a year ago, I like all of them.

No, they're 5¼-inch disks, here's a pic:

Head Over Heels on the Amstrad PCW 256K. The machine had a green monitor!

In the 1980s, my best pal, his dad was an academic at the university, he had an office (broom cupboard) with said Amstrad in it. I loved it.

I was just remarking the other day, that this pal's dad was talking about climate change then, and it all sounded so fanciful.

He drove a VW Polo Formel E. This was decades before other cars had the start/stop feature when the car was stationary. It even told you when to change gear (3 forward gears and the E overdrive).

I remember the old good Doom. I had it on pc processor either

@I remember the old Doom but i remember I had it 3.5 disks. On a 8086 or 8088 or 286 processor laptop. I think the first Doom I played as a kid but new Dooms have better graphics but not the same when you play them. What you think?

Does anybody remember whizkids on tv in the early 80s, got me into computers big time😊