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Hello,
I have played LOTS of your games, and loved everyone of them. Just decided to join the site so I could keep up with the newer ones, and I also enjoy reading all the other posts. Pretty sure I am a lot older than your other members, but have always been hooked on RPG's since Zelda first came on the scene. Boy, have things changed!

You older than some ohters members sooooooooooooo...

How old are you?

Welcome here!!
We share the same passion of RPG games

Welcome to you

We have a very wide range of ages here

hi houndog

Hounddog, we have at least 2 in their 70's, so don't feel old! We're all just young at heart! We're glad to have you! Look around and join the fun!

Welcome Hounddog

hi hounddog - woolf here
i´m think also one of the elder gamers here on this forum,like you.my first was i think was called sinclair 1000,and you could make skiing game or tennis,with the two blanks. that was the first game i think.than up to commodore atari nintendo super ,16 bit 32 bit,think 64bit also came up playstation1,2,3,x-box and so on.as you said man oh man times have changed really,and that very fast.see you

welcome here, hounddog

You should have wished that one month ago.

D-Squall wrote:You should have wished that one month ago.

I'm so sorry . . cause I have read this topic at the first time. so I give greeting only now. .
better late than never

hounddog56 wrote:Hello,
I have played LOTS of your games, and loved everyone of them. Just decided to join the site so I could keep up with the newer ones, and I also enjoy reading all the other posts. Pretty sure I am a lot older than your other members, but have always been hooked on RPG's since Zelda first came on the scene. Boy, have things changed!

Zelda was my downfall too. I bought my grandkids a Nintendo but my son wouldn't let them keep it at home because he was afraid it would interfere with thier home work so I got to play Zelda a lot. I've been hooked ever since.
Then along came computers and the internet and rpgmaker 95. Lots of free games. Don Miguel was very popular with every one except Ascci. He taught a lot of people how to make games Some were good and some were not. Some were finished and some were not. It was an interesting time to me. Then there was rpgmaker2000 and rpgmaker3. By the time rpgmakerxp came out enterbrain had gotten everyone to stop putting free translations on the internet. That is one reason the newer games with better graphics are not free anymore.