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| How Many Of You Played A Round Of Klondike (Microsoft Classic Solitaire)? |
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| undertakerprime:
Hell yes. My parents got me my first very own PC when I went to college, and it was state of the art at the time with a CD-ROM drive :0 Played the hell out of 7th Guest, which was included, but also discovered Klondike and Minesweeper, which sucked up a number of hours I should have been studying. |
| gummo:
In the dial-up days of the internet when I was getting 5kbps of blazing speed ,I would play solitaire while I waited for a web page to load . Those built in games were a necessity . |
| oldgamerz:
--- Quote from: undertakerprime on June 09, 2022, 08:29:22 am ---Hell yes. My parents got me my first very own PC when I went to college, and it was state of the art at the time with a CD-ROM drive :0 Played the hell out of 7th Guest, which was included, but also discovered Klondike and Minesweeper, which sucked up a number of hours I should have been studying. --- End quote --- Did it have a Pentium 1 or 2 Processer? I remember when CD-ROM's were a big thing too, now your lucky to find a PC with Any kind of physical Drive ::) and some PC cases don't even have room for a CD-ROM/DVD/Blu-Ray dive either (edit) maybe a 386 Processor since the 7tyh guest came out in 1993? |
| undertakerprime:
--- Quote from: oldgamerz on June 10, 2022, 05:24:21 pm --- --- Quote from: undertakerprime on June 09, 2022, 08:29:22 am ---Hell yes. My parents got me my first very own PC when I went to college, and it was state of the art at the time with a CD-ROM drive :0 Played the hell out of 7th Guest, which was included, but also discovered Klondike and Minesweeper, which sucked up a number of hours I should have been studying. --- End quote --- Did it have a Pentium 1 or 2 Processer? I remember when CD-ROM's were a big thing too, now your lucky to find a PC with Any kind of physical Drive ::) and some PC cases don't even have room for a CD-ROM/DVD/Blu-Ray dive either (edit) maybe a 386 Processor since the 7tyh guest came out in 1993? --- End quote --- I started college in ‘94, and I honestly don’t remember the processor, but it may have been a Pentium 1. I know it was an IBM PC running Windows 3.1 and it came bundled with 7th Guest, which was my first CD-ROM game of any kind since I never owned a Sega CD or Turbo CD. |
| sworddude:
I've definitely killed some time with them old school free simple microsoft games way back also some solitaire although I didn't really touch with superior options such as skifree solitaire I'd maybe play as a time killer in those crappy screens on planes that got nothing way later but I'd lose interest quite quickly. and that's only if the lights are so terrible that I don't feel like using an actual handheld skifree is something special though |
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