Now, basically everyone has a little smart phone that they can do pretty much everything they need to do, but back in "the good ol' days" everything was a bit more complicated. These advertisements really give you a little peak into how it used to be, and remind you how much everything has changed.
Think of it this way: You're getting a giant printer, something that looks like a typewriter and some kind of mini-fridge-size other thing so it's obviously worth the $18,000!
Crash Bandicoot took the video game world by storm when it first came out in 1996. It was one of the first to use the 3D style and was just super fun. Crash Bandicoot's first game was released for the original Playstation, but it has continued on over the years. They are bringing it back once again, but this time it's going to be something a little bit familiar. Instead of a brand new adventure, you will be able to bring all three of your favorite Crash Bandicoot games to your PS4 with The Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy. It
For everyone who grew up in the 90s or early 2000s, you know exactly how addicted The Sims was. Something about that weird game made time zoom by as though it were nothing and then all of the sudden it would be night time and your parents would yell at you for wasting a whole day in front of a screen. Well, we are all adults now and no one can tell us to stop right? Lucky for you, The Sims is going to be made available in an all new way that will make it even easier to spend
There were a lot of us who couldn't afford the latest gaming systems when we were young, so we had to find our own coping mechanisms to deal with that sadness. Some decided they didn't like video games and instead played with other toys, some would spend a lot of time with their friends who had them, and some would instead get one of these little handheld games and pretend it was just as good. Theses little "Electronic Hand Held Games" were the closest we could get without spending too much money, so we went with it. They would usually
Are you feeling bored? Wishing you could travel back to your carefree childhood and just play your beloved video games all day? We can't help you with the carefree thing, but you can get a simple taste of 1996, and all you need is an open browser. Us right now.GiphyThanks to Timur Gagiev's OpenLara project, a demo level of the original 1996 Tomb Raider is available to play online, pointy boobs and all. OpenLara was inspired by the OpenTomb project, which is a crowd-sourced attempt at a cross-platform reimplentation of the now-defunct Core Design's engines which powered the first