![I’m dating myself, but we eagerly awaited the dot matrix output to see the outcome and plan our next move. [689x583 - 68KB]](https://pic8.co/sh/6aSxGQ.jpg){kind=link}
My MX100 made quite a few banners.
My MX100 made quite a few banners.
The first Star Trek computer game I ever played was on our High School main frame computer. No video display, all output was on a huge noisy dot matrix printer. We created punch cards to input our next moves. Getting the punch cards right and feeding them in in the correct order was extremely important. It was usually a group of us, the teacher let us loose, we were obviously fully involved in using the computer. Good times!
The first Star Trek computer game I ever played was on our High School main frame computer. No video display, all output was on a huge noisy dot matrix printer. We created punch cards to input our next moves. Getting the punch cards right and feeding them in in the correct order was extremely important. It was usually a group of us, the teacher let us loose, we were obviously fully involved in using the computer. Good times!
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