Comments by "Juzu Juzu" (@juzujuzu4555) on "" video.

As a someone who got his first computer, Commodore 64 in 1988 at the age of 6, I thoroughly know how games kind of defined your whole childhood. Later I got Amiga 500 in 1990 at the age of 8, and then Amiga 1200/3000 and 486/Pentium in the next 3-4 yrs. I grew up the start of the whole industry with my friends. Played all the new ground breaking games when they got released, as pirating was widespread so even though all of the money went to hardware I got to play. I absolutely loved this video. Even though I didn't connect with any of the games except Half Life 2, but all the emotions etc. were the same.
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@b-mobetter3904 To be fair I haven't even heard of that game. Though there are some games I loved on C64 which names I don't even remember. I checked the game, still unknown to me. Perhaps it were popular in the earlier C64 days. Couple C64 games I remember playing a lot, Frankie Goes to Hollywood, The Detective, and many that I don't remember the name even though I remember the game perfectly. Amiga was my primary love. I think C64 made me love gaming and computers especially as I loved basic programming since the beginning. But Amiga truly defined everything and 90s demoscene. I'm so happy that I got to live 90s demoscene and the demoparties.
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