One last Prime Gaming Giveaway...
One last Prime Gaming Giveaway...
...before this account dies.
Sorry for being so dramatic, but since my instance is closing down, i'll quickly give away some GoG codes I have lying around.
Just mention which game you would want (and make sure you intend to play it) and also write one or two lines about some good gaming memories you would like to share.
One game per account and account must be more than a week old.
- Blood Omen 2 : Legacy of Kain
- Wild Country
- Mordheim: City of the Damned
- FATE
- Death Squared
Mail Time(Code expired)Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus Digital Deluxe Edition (XBOX code)(Code expired)Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus Digital Deluxe Edition (Microsoft Store code)(Code expired)Thief II : The Metal Age(Gone)Hypnospace Outlaw(Code expired)Saints Row : Gat out of Hell(Gone)Golf With Your Friends(Gone)
First time I attended a LAN party was with a group of 40 people who hired out the two conference rooms at the local library. First medal of homour game was a blast, especially 1 moment where I ended up last alive getting advice from the other 7 people on my team who were clustered around trying to coach me through taking on the last three Germans from the other team. Also helping to cart all the monitors in was some good cardio, kinda miss moving 24" Sony Trinitron CRTs around... Oh wait no I don't at all.
Kids will never know the pain. I remember that for a small time CRTs had the advantage over LCDs due to their higher refresh rate (75 Hz over 60 Hz) so pro players preferred CRTs.
Btw, you didn't mention any game.
Oh that's OK I just wanted to reminisce on the glory days, my backlog is so long already I could use all my spare time for the next year and still barely make a dent.
Oh and the latencies, the really minimal processing that a CRT does compared to an LCD means that input lag could be insanely low. Subtlely different to refresh rate, I always felt it was the gamer equivalent of audiophile grade speaker cables personally, but some people swear they can detect it.