1:37:56that installation took a lifetime
1:37:59the pain of renting games and never turning off the console because there was no way of saving
1:37:59he learned to format his pc~ hehehe
1:38:01The Sims 2 was the same way if you had the CD-ROM version. it was 4 discs
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1:38:04Old. Can't relate. I also have no clue what Kaza is
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1:38:07oh yeeeeah,another common Millenial struggle
1:38:11VHS to VCD then DVD then Blu-Ray
1:38:11the million of toolbars on IE lmao
1:38:15My dad still had a betamax when I was a kid LMAO but it was already old
1:38:17betamax, i watched chinese movies in betamax
1:38:17Nobody cared about betamax lol
1:38:20Betamax? That’s before my time lmfao
1:38:22vaguely my dad had a bunch of them
1:38:22*raises hand* I wasn't conscious but heard of it
1:38:31I even caught the tail end of Betamax transitioning to VHS, that is how old I am
1:38:36I think the real millennial question is who remembers laserdiscs
1:38:39I still have a laser disc player
1:38:47I still had physical VCDs and remember burning CDs lol, and CD SLOTS IN LAPTOPS!!!! HHHHH
1:38:48I didn't use Kazaa, but Limewire was a lottery :face-blue-smiling::face-blue-smiling::face-blue-smiling:
1:38:51wasnt betamax more expensivee
1:38:53I used to watch screensavers, and I would get dunked on for it, but in my defense it was the really fun ones from afterdark toasters
1:38:55i only use gameshark after i beat the game
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1:38:56the novelty wears off quickly yeah
1:38:57Omg, my parents had a beta max!
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1:39:00it takes away all the experience
1:39:06gamesharks and the like are more fun for glitch exploration tbh
1:39:10the best was using it to explore after you finish it
1:39:12I was too much of a goodie two shoes (and a scaredy cat) to get a game shark