Apart from modelling, playing computer games is one of my favorite pastimes.
My first taste of computer games I got when in I was about 8 - 9 years old when visiting a friend who owned an Atari game console.
It didn't take long before my parents bought a computer too. A Commodore C64 to be precise.
Over the years we owned 2 versions of the C64 before we upgraded to a whopping 8086 XT with colour display.
Later I bought my own PC's and games for it and up till now I still use a PC for playing games, although friends own consoles (Playstation, XBox), I've never had the urge to get one.
And you can't run a C64 emulator on a console... So what's the point anyway?
There aren't that many games that I play regularly at the moment.
These are the games currently on my PC which I actually play:
My all-time favorite games:
Occassionaly I might throw in a blog page concerning computer games, but the main focus of this site will still be modelling.
My first taste of computer games I got when in I was about 8 - 9 years old when visiting a friend who owned an Atari game console.
It didn't take long before my parents bought a computer too. A Commodore C64 to be precise.
Over the years we owned 2 versions of the C64 before we upgraded to a whopping 8086 XT with colour display.
Later I bought my own PC's and games for it and up till now I still use a PC for playing games, although friends own consoles (Playstation, XBox), I've never had the urge to get one.
And you can't run a C64 emulator on a console... So what's the point anyway?
There aren't that many games that I play regularly at the moment.
These are the games currently on my PC which I actually play:
My all-time favorite games:
- System Shock
- System Shock 2
- Realms of the Haunting
- Redneck Rampage
- Desperado's (1 and 2)
- MicroProse Grand Prix series
- IL2 series
- The Witcher series
Occassionaly I might throw in a blog page concerning computer games, but the main focus of this site will still be modelling.