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A computer in the late 90s, I don't remember DOS, nor do I remember Win95 (but maybe my dad had it). I definitely remember Win98... Master of Orion with its funny faces (as Kosha says, I watched a let's play, I didn't play it myself), Heroes 3, and something else was lying around on the shelves, like Dune, but I didn't play it... I played Black Cloak at a friend's house on a console, but after five minutes, it seemed impossible to complete.
Then, closer to the mid-2000s, there was a gradual increase in variety, partly due to the emergence of adventure games for children like Pink Panther and Bremen Town Musicians; partly because, as a schoolchild, I had common interests with my friends.
Friends gave me Warcraft 3 for my birthday, and I borrowed Gothic on a disc (and at the same time, there were heated debates about which was better, Gothic 1 or Gothic 2). Every time a new Heroes game came out (first 4, then 5), I remember the excited, almost reverent descriptions of how cool the angels were.
So, it might not seem like much, but... it was actually very good in its own way.
Then, closer to the mid-2000s, there was a gradual increase in variety, partly due to the emergence of adventure games for children like Pink Panther and Bremen Town Musicians; partly because, as a schoolchild, I had common interests with my friends.
Friends gave me Warcraft 3 for my birthday, and I borrowed Gothic on a disc (and at the same time, there were heated debates about which was better, Gothic 1 or Gothic 2). Every time a new Heroes game came out (first 4, then 5), I remember the excited, almost reverent descriptions of how cool the angels were.
So, it might not seem like much, but... it was actually very good in its own way.