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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=octArwHpaiY
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>>12596962
Boomers played Pong, Space Invaders, and Pac-Man, if they played anything at all.
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>>12596962
I see zoomers complain about windows compatibility with older games and it pisses me off. Most of the time it is just a ddraw issue, and if it isn't you can just check a box or use a VM.
>>12596963
boomers played golf sims
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>>12596963
this. also this board attracts the most "do boomers really"/"do zoomers really" generational shitflinging than any other board
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>>12596974
>boomers played golf sims
My grandpa (greatest generation) played a lot of golf and flight sims on the C64.
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>>12596963
My mother, a true baby boomer, still plays video games in her mid 70s. She's played more games than OP has.
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>>12596962
Only the illiterate
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>>12596962
imagine what you might be willing to do to play a videogame in an entirely new dimension. I know I've put up with a lot of annoying shit in vr.
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>>12596962
>boomers out of nowhere
boomer derangement syndrome
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>>12597214
/thread
OP can be banned now.
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>>12596962
>boomers
my dad is boomer, born the 1950s. he never played FPS shootans.
i played Quake 1 on shitty school Win95 PCs at 480p. that was pretty normal back in the 1990s.
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If you render fullscreen at twice the resolution most were playing at, that's the results you should expect.

Those settings exist for a reason...
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>>12597907
480p isnt that bad. I only had a 100Mhz Pentium with a s3 Trio64 that ran Q1 "playable" at 320x200
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>>12596963
My Boomer dad peaked at Quake, Diddy Kong Racing and Half-life actually.
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>>12596962
Nobody actually played Quake or Doom at a resolution higher than 320x200 until the Voodoo 1 came out. And playing 360x480 or even crazier 640x480 on a Voodoo 1 had compromises like half the visual effects just not working at all and the entire video output being dithered like a Saturn or PS1 game.

Until the Voodoo 1 you just kind of had to put up with your WinDOS computer being worse at true 3D than any of the fifth-gen consoles, and prior to decent 2D graphics cards in 1992, you had to put up with it being ass at sprite-scrolling, resolution, and simultaneous colors compared to consoles and Amiga.
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>>12597932
cope
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>>12597932
And no one used that shitty VGA chip he used in the video that bottlenecks the frames.
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>>12597932
> until the Voodoo 1
Literally looked worse than 320x240. I never understood why people thought Vaseline smears looked good.
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>>12596962
There's probably <5% of boomers that play video games.
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>>12598321
Texture filtering and AA were seen as super modern and high tech back then, separating these new 3D games from the old "pixelated" games.
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>>12597634
SOVL...........



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