Jeremy Johnson

Nickname:	LordHaHa
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Contribution Rating:	580 (ranked 335th; 3 in last year)
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Member Since	Apr 21, 2001
# Messages Posted:	12
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About myself:	Computer gamer since I was 3, all the way back to 1986 with my Atari 800XL (which still works to the best of my knowledge). PC gamer since 1991, when we got our first MS-DOS/Windows 3 computer. I have over 100+ PC games, dating all the way back to the early 90's, with titles such as Lightspeed and Overlord/Supremacy; I also own games released in the late 90's, prime examples being Homeworld and Theif 1 & 2. I've also had a go with a few titles from this decade, Deus Ex and TES III: Morrowind ranking with the most notable games from this modern period.
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Playlist

Conquests of the Longbow: The Legend of Robin Hood -- The best Sierra adventure game ever. On par with MI1. OH YES, I SAID IT.
Deus Ex -- You haven't played this yet? What a shame. It's a great game, what a rotten way to blow it off.
DOOM -- It's Doom. Episode 1 is the best group of levels ever. Ep 2, 3 & (especially) 4 are quite good too.
DOOM³ -- The real Doom II.
The Elder Scrolls: Daggerfall -- Really has a lot more depth than (the still pretty good) Morrowind. Awesome RPG.
Lightspeed -- One of my first PC games I got. Still quite good.
The Secret of Monkey Island -- The best LucasArts adventure game (and thus the best adventure game) ever.
System Shock -- This game is still incredible after 10+ plus years.
Thief (Gold) -- Awesome, atmospheric game. Every level, every encounter and every cutscene is memorable.
Unreal Tournament -- I'm not a big MP guy, but UT99 got it right. Unlike UT03 and UT04, it also had tremendous atmosphere.

Dune -- Had another go with this phenominal game recently. They don't make 'em like they used to...

The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion -- I want to buy this...after I get my next-gen PC up and running and when the GOTY Edition pops out.
Hitman: Blood Money -- I bought the game recently, but still haven't got the PC set up yet. More on BM later.
Jagged Alliance 2: Wildfire -- Just bought this on the cheap, it'll be interesting to see if it is worth the 8 bucks I dropped on it.

Atari 8-bit -- Atari 800XL. Just got one again - Rescue on Fractalus, here I come, oh yes.
Sega Master System -- A surprise pickup to be honest, but it was a steal at the price. Very happy with it so far!
Nintendo SNES -- Picked it up a year or two ago. Wasn't much into the SNES, which explains the delay!
IBM PC / Compatible -- Custom P166 w/ MMX & Creative Banshee GFX card. An upgraded version of the my first PC from 1990. Not useable presently.
IBM PC / Compatible -- Custom AMD K6 350MHz. Not useable presently.
IBM PC / Compatible -- eMachine 600MHz (P3) w/ Voodoo 5500 GFX card. Not useable presently.
IBM PC / Compatible -- Beat up 2.6GHz Toshiba laptop from 2002. Monitor is burned out so am using it as a desktop via external devices.
IBM PC / Compatible -- 1.7GHz Gateway laptop from 2005/2006. 1GB RAM, 50GB hard-drive. Primary system.
IBM PC / Compatible -- 3.3GHz Toshiba laptop from 2004. 1GB RAM, 80GB HD. ATI graphics, sadly. Secondary system; the fan is in bad shape.

Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) -- Model #1 (1980s version). Possibly lost while moving in 2002.
Atari Lynx -- Slightly damage in form of wrecked wall connector but still operational. Possibly lost while moving in 2002.
Sega Genesis -- Model #3 (latter-day Genesis configuration). Possibly lost while moving in 2002.
ColecoVision -- Possibly lost while moving in 2002.

Sony PlayStation -- Counts for PS1, PS2, PS3 and all future systems. Frag Sony.
Apple Power Mac -- Also includes all Apple hardware if I can avoid it. Arrogant pinheads.
IBM PC / Compatible -- I'll consider acquiring almost any PC configuration as long as it doesn't have an AMD processor or an ATI video card.

IBM PC / Compatible -- High-end graphics, sound and gaming platform. Single core Intel P4 with signifigant upgrade potential.
Nintendo Wii -- Looks like an excellent system, from my brief experinces with it so far. Might pick one up if money allows.