Technological Biography

Man Goldeneye was an awesome game, I put way to many hours into that game when I was in 6th-8th grade. The James Bond based first person shooter (in 64 bit graphics!) really defined the FPS genre and set the standard for every shooter and multiplayer game since. An N64 was my first gaming console, and I literally locked myself in a room at all hours of the night playing, those were great days when I could have a death match with 3 other friends, that number was considered amazing back then. I;m not sure how video games effected me as a youth, except that I still like video games. Another piece of technology was our family's first PC. It was a Packard bell with triple ram, a 28 k-b-p-s modem, and a processor tyhree times the speed of a pentium. Then Angelina Jolie said, "that's too much computer for you." Hackers, anyone? Actually I don't even think it had a pentium in it. It did have DOS based Win 3.1 though, I really wish windows would switch back to a DOS platform, I might throw away my mac then because that OS was great, and stable. That machine had a few great games on it, original warcraft, and Sim city 2000, the two best stratergy games ever. Other than that my first mac, a G4 tower, which is up for sale as a bitchin' audio machine if anyone wants it.