It was an ASUS notebook table fitted with an i7-4700HQ Intel processor. I first officially owned a laptop when I graduated from high school in 2012. It was my father's silver laptop, a top-level spec at the time, with 1GB of RAM. The first laptop I saw was a Lenovo brand. I can still remember that the first graphic game I got to play on the Windows 98 computer in my home was Virtua Cop (Chinese name: "VR特警"), a first-person shooter game released by Sega in 1994. Because my father put all the floppies with data out of my reach, all I could get were empty floppies.īut soon I matured and stopped playing with such boring toys as floppy disks because apparently the little ball that can be taken out of the mouse is much more interesting. DISCLAIMER: No data was damaged during my disassembly. I was particularly impressed with the floppy disk, as it really was a nice detachable (please don't) toy for me at that age. The monitor looked like a square, the computer chasis was placed horizontally, and floppy disks were used to store files - some of my friends of the same age who were late to computers don't even have these memories at all, because the shape of computers changed so quickly afterwards. That's when I was introduced to computers.Īt that time, the computer at home was running Windows 95/98. In 1999 or earlier, when I was about 5 years old, my family purchased a desktop computer. I should be considered as those who early access to the computer among my peers. Most played multiplayer game in my childhood: Metal Slug. Most impressed game on classic game console: Super Mario Bros.
Online: League of Legends (thogh I didn't really like it). In local network: Age of Empires 2, Counter-Strike 1.6, and Don't Starve. Games with longest playing time: Warframe and World of Warships.
I took hundreds of screenshots in the game play.įirst PC game I liked: Virtual Cop (played it around 2000). The first 3A RPG game I purchased on Steam. My favorite game genre: Strategy (RTS and tower defense) Traditional RPG Racing.Īge of Empires 2.
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