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[Scelly9]

Was anybody else here a fan of Zoombinis?

Ah, that game was fun. Curse you for making me remember it though!! *Spends all day going through old games looking for it*

[Karlito]

Was anybody else here a fan of Zoombinis?

I still feel guilty about every Zoombini that died during the journey to Zoombiniville.

[Loud Whispers]

I'm going to get my daughter into The Oregon Trail. Muahahaha!

"Daddy, what's dysentery and why are all my people getting it?"

*Grabs popcorn*

[Detonate]

Was anybody else here a fan of Zoombinis?

Whenever I figured out what happened to the Zoombinis that didn't make it I felt incredibly guilty, and somewhat horrified.

[FearfulJesuit]

Torrenting Zoombinis now so I can play it.

[Karlito]

You know, Zoombinis might be a good game for a Let's Play. At the start you could have a bunch of forum members create their own Zoombini, since the appearance is customizable. The puzzles probably wouldn't be too difficult for someone playing alone, but if you had to take a bunch of conflicting suggestions from the crowd there might be at least the possibility of failure.

I'll have to think about doing this.

[FearfulJesuit]

I torrented it, mounted the ISO, looks good until the Install screen, and then it says it can't do setup.exe. Dammit.

[Scelly9]

Run it on a VM running XP

[Karlito]

There's a few different versions of the program as well. At least one should be compatible with your system.

[King DZA]

The far younger and more innocent version of the badass motherfucker that you see today used to spend excessive amounts of time sitting out on the sidewalk having Pokemon battles with the other neighborhood children. He later moved on and became a master Yu-Gi-Oh! duelist after the older kids decided that Pokemon was out of style.

As for video games, I remember Majesty: The fantasy Kingdom Sim being the very first game I owned that wasn't one of those learning games. I spent hours upon hours in my trashed room, on my old ass hand-me-down computer playing that thing. No matter how advanced or high-tech video games games get, Majesty will always have a special place in my heart. It's not that I didn't enjoy the learning games at the time, but you can only go on so many adventures with Reader Rabbit or the Clue Finders before shit starts getting old.

Other than that, an N64 was the very first console me and my brothers ever owned. Still have all my games for it in a old box in my little brother's closet. despite not playing any of them in ages, they helped introduce me to the world of gaming, and I love them all dearly to this day.

[MaximumZero]

The far younger and more innocent version of the badass motherfucker that you see today used to spend excessive amounts of time sitting out on the sidewalk having Pokemon battles with the other neighborhood children. He later moved on and became a master Yu-Gi-Oh! duelist after the older kids decided that Pokemon was out of style.

As for video games, I remember Majesty: The fantasy Kingdom Sim being the very first game I owned that wasn't one of those learning games. I spent hours upon hours in my trashed room, on my old ass hand-me-down computer playing that thing. No matter how advanced or high-tech video games games get, Majesty will always have a special place in my heart. It's not that I didn't enjoy the learning games at the time, but you can only go on so many adventures with Reader Rabbit or the Clue Finders before shit starts getting old.

Other than that, an N64 was the very first console me and my brothers ever owned. Still have all my games for it in a old box in my little brother's closet. despite not playing any of them in ages, they helped introduce me to the world of gaming, and I love them all dearly to this day.

Dude, I was getting ready to graduate high school when that came out. ;_; I'm getting so ooooold...