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Sometimes channel 4 if you happened to have two such devices and the switch allowed for it!
Xhamira D.
10 years ago
Blowing cartriges and resetting the console… The good ol' days. =]
Hamza Al Hashemi
10 years ago
THE SWEET PAST 🙂
Gregory Lynn
10 years ago
Pong looked pretty good on channel 3.
Jay Neill
10 years ago
Geez! I remember that! LOL
Or how about when you had to load games via cassette? Good ol' Commodore VIC-20.. lol
Dave Peterson
10 years ago
After throwing the little switch to move from rabbit ears reception to the game system.
Duane Davis
10 years ago
Atari 2600, yep
John Wesche
10 years ago
I remember that, my TV in my room was always set on channel 3, the ps1 hooked up. I was always playing FF7 and the first Tony Hawk game.
James Jewhurst
10 years ago
I remember when you could switch between 3 and 4….mind blown Remember when shaking the cable did work….
Liz E
10 years ago
Channel 4 for me. 🙂
Earl Baker
10 years ago
Well nowadays I have to change it to the hdmi input
Joseph Compton
10 years ago
LOAD"$",8
Christopher Soliz
10 years ago
I still do.
Duane Davis
10 years ago
Load "8", 1…something something…was this a commodore 64 thing? Sounds familiar….
Gregory Lynn
10 years ago
I remember the year we upgraded to the Atari 2600.
The parents had stuck a couple games in our stockings and neglected to mark them as "Open Last."
Oops.
Mike Minor
10 years ago
And it was NOT Wide Screen or High Def!
Paul Wilkerson
10 years ago
I remember those day's all to well. Had a switch on the game to choose 3 or 4 in case 3 was a broadcasting channel, which it was in my area, so I played my games on channel 4
Sean Paul
10 years ago
I had an old system that played on either 2 or 3 (pong style games, pong, tennis, hockey). Most of the other consoles worked on 3 or 4.
Joseph Compton
10 years ago
All Commodore! I started on a Vic-20, moved to a C64 aith a 1541 drive, then to a C128 with a 1571 drive.
Ultimate Wizard and Elektra Glide!
Jason Brabander
10 years ago
First system I had was the ol' Atari 2600!
Johnny Zed
10 years ago
Yeah… and I remember the actual channel's signal sometimes leaking through, so you'd see a ghost of the show playing over the game graphics.
Alejo Martinez
10 years ago
If you had a video game console, I used steal quarters from my older brothers to go play donkey Kong, and pac-man, and some others, at the places where they had them. I would always loose, jejeje
Duane Davis
10 years ago
Who here owned E.T. on the Atari 2600??? lol
Jeff Chapman
10 years ago
and channel 4 for the vcr.
Austin Johnson
10 years ago
i remember those days
James Karaganis
10 years ago
Add me to the list of RF modulator users. I have an original Atari 2600 VCS with paddle controllers, joysticks and tons of games.
Hm. Maybe I'll break it out and hook it up to our 73" and go retro for an afternoon.
Nick Shvelidze
10 years ago
Bitch please, I had a TV without channels
Bob Schlaefer
10 years ago
Intellivision Ha ha!!! Always channel 3!!
Jeffery Thomas
10 years ago
I have no idea what you are talking about, I’m not old enough… (quietly shoves pong console under bed….)
Dirk Talamasca
10 years ago
Totally!!
Alexander Breedlove
10 years ago
still do >_<
Tony Cacaccio
10 years ago
lmao, PERFECT
Frank Merchant
10 years ago
Atari 2600 FTW!
Joe Dutt
10 years ago
I was glad when they came out with a switch to toggle the video game or channel 3. We had a channel on 3 so I had to unhook the antenna wire each time until they came out with that little box. Forget to hook the antenna wire up after done once and there was no space invaders for a whole week. Joe
Josh Cook
10 years ago
Hey and sometimes channel 2. Damn I'm old…
Petros Xarchakos
10 years ago
Meeee 2222!
asharam desai
10 years ago
Very nice
Ryan Matsudaira
10 years ago
SEGA Channel — FTW
Ethan Dever
10 years ago
Wow I had totally forgotten about that.
Kenneth Mills
10 years ago
I sure do 🙂 ive still my old game console its in my storage building
Jeffery Thomas
10 years ago
Don't forget the Commodore and TI systems and the book you had to type in to program the latest game to play.
Patrick Saimesier
10 years ago
I used 4
Jeffery Thomas
10 years ago
…and the good old cassete tape backup.
Valdemar Ruiz Gonzalez
10 years ago
yea!! on Atari 2600
Aaron Brown
10 years ago
I used 4 also, the RF interference from the local tower would bleed over into channel 3
David Timmins
10 years ago
Yes, turning the dial Channel 3, those silly little antenna adapters that you had to screw on, turning the fine tune knobs to get rid of the static and snow. How did we ever survive?
TONY R
10 years ago
I miss those days. Things were much more simple then.
Andre Hughes
10 years ago
Yea I remember my Oddessy . That's pre Atari . Playing it on a 13 inch black & white t.v. because that was, the only t.v. we had.
absolutely.
Sometimes channel 4 if you happened to have two such devices and the switch allowed for it!
Blowing cartriges and resetting the console… The good ol' days. =]
THE SWEET PAST 🙂
Pong looked pretty good on channel 3.
Geez! I remember that! LOL
Or how about when you had to load games via cassette?
Good ol' Commodore VIC-20.. lol
After throwing the little switch to move from rabbit ears reception to the game system.
Atari 2600, yep
I remember that, my TV in my room was always set on channel 3, the ps1 hooked up. I was always playing FF7 and the first Tony Hawk game.
I remember when you could switch between 3 and 4….mind blown Remember when shaking the cable did work….
Channel 4 for me. 🙂
Well nowadays I have to change it to the hdmi input
LOAD"$",8
I still do.
Load "8", 1…something something…was this a commodore 64 thing? Sounds familiar….
I remember the year we upgraded to the Atari 2600.
The parents had stuck a couple games in our stockings and neglected to mark them as "Open Last."
Oops.
And it was NOT Wide Screen or High Def!
I remember those day's all to well. Had a switch on the game to choose 3 or 4 in case 3 was a broadcasting channel, which it was in my area, so I played my games on channel 4
I had an old system that played on either 2 or 3 (pong style games, pong, tennis, hockey). Most of the other consoles worked on 3 or 4.
All Commodore! I started on a Vic-20, moved to a C64 aith a 1541 drive, then to a C128 with a 1571 drive.
Ultimate Wizard and Elektra Glide!
First system I had was the ol' Atari 2600!
Yeah… and I remember the actual channel's signal sometimes leaking through, so you'd see a ghost of the show playing over the game graphics.
If you had a video game console, I used steal quarters from my older brothers to go play donkey Kong, and pac-man, and some others, at the places where they had them. I would always loose, jejeje
Who here owned E.T. on the Atari 2600??? lol
and channel 4 for the vcr.
i remember those days
Add me to the list of RF modulator users. I have an original Atari 2600 VCS with paddle controllers, joysticks and tons of games.
Hm. Maybe I'll break it out and hook it up to our 73" and go retro for an afternoon.
Bitch please, I had a TV without channels
Intellivision Ha ha!!! Always channel 3!!
I have no idea what you are talking about, I’m not old enough… (quietly shoves pong console under bed….)
Totally!!
still do >_<
lmao, PERFECT
Atari 2600 FTW!
I was glad when they came out with a switch to toggle the video game or channel 3. We had a channel on 3 so I had to unhook the antenna wire each time until they came out with that little box. Forget to hook the antenna wire up after done once and there was no space invaders for a whole week.
Joe
Hey and sometimes channel 2. Damn I'm old…
Meeee 2222!
Very nice
SEGA Channel — FTW
Wow I had totally forgotten about that.
I sure do 🙂 ive still my old game console its in my storage building
Don't forget the Commodore and TI systems and the book you had to type in to program the latest game to play.
I used 4
…and the good old cassete tape backup.
yea!! on Atari 2600
I used 4 also, the RF interference from the local tower would bleed over into channel 3
Yes, turning the dial Channel 3, those silly little antenna adapters that you had to screw on, turning the fine tune knobs to get rid of the static and snow. How did we ever survive?
I miss those days. Things were much more simple then.
Yea I remember my Oddessy . That's pre Atari . Playing it on a 13 inch black & white t.v. because that was, the only t.v. we had.
yeah, that is nothing like today