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⚫ | There is a reason why people call the PC the "master race" of gaming platforms. |
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⚫ | There is a reason why people call the PC the "master race" of gaming platforms. Since its inception in 1981, with the release of the IBM 5150, it has been evolving constantly; its longevity, ubiquity, and lack of central approving authority gave it the most incredibly vast library of any system, ever. Hell, it has become so immensely powerful that it has hijacked what was once a generic term ("PC" used to mean any personal computer). As such, it would not be viable to keep all the recommendations in just one huge list. So this motherfucker had to be split in several pages, each encompassing an "era" of PC gaming (mostly related to each succeeding version of Windows, but not strictly so). |
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If you're having trouble making old games run on modern systems, be sure to check the [[PC/Troubleshooting|troubleshooting]] page. |
If you're having trouble making old games run on modern systems, be sure to check the [[PC/Troubleshooting|troubleshooting]] page. |
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== Recommendation Copypasta == |
== Recommendation Copypasta == |
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File:PC Recommended Games.jpg |
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+ | Brief history of pc gaming i-viii.jpg|Brief History of PC Gaming |
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− | File:History of PC Gaming.jpg|Games for DOS/Windows, by year; 1990-2010 |
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File:TG recommended games.jpg|what /tg/ suggests to visitors from /v/ |
File:TG recommended games.jpg|what /tg/ suggests to visitors from /v/ |
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+ | File:Recommended_vg_2.jpg|Another list by /tg/ |
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File:DOS Recommended Floppies List.jpg|stuff worth resurrecting from MS-DOS days |
File:DOS Recommended Floppies List.jpg|stuff worth resurrecting from MS-DOS days |
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Essential Patrician Games.jpg|Essential Patriciancore |
Essential Patrician Games.jpg|Essential Patriciancore |
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List of Worthwhile PC Games.jpg|List of Worthwhile PC Games |
List of Worthwhile PC Games.jpg|List of Worthwhile PC Games |
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[[Category:Microsoft]] |
[[Category:Microsoft]] |
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Revision as of 02:06, 28 April 2019
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There is a reason why people call the PC the "master race" of gaming platforms. Since its inception in 1981, with the release of the IBM 5150, it has been evolving constantly; its longevity, ubiquity, and lack of central approving authority gave it the most incredibly vast library of any system, ever. Hell, it has become so immensely powerful that it has hijacked what was once a generic term ("PC" used to mean any personal computer). As such, it would not be viable to keep all the recommendations in just one huge list. So this motherfucker had to be split in several pages, each encompassing an "era" of PC gaming (mostly related to each succeeding version of Windows, but not strictly so).
If you're having trouble making old games run on modern systems, be sure to check the troubleshooting page.