tlarkin

They weren't out in the early 90s (like 92ish, when the first 1 and 2 megabyte video cards were out). I would have to look that up to be 100% sure on it though.

My first video card was a 4MB ATI rage that could play mecharwarior 2 with 3D accellerations!

It was also the first online game I played. I loved putting jump jets on my mech, jumping super high and then becoming death from above!

*EDIT*

Yup I just googled it, Trident was one of the beginning as well, maybe STB came after them, either way it was a long time ago.

Platinum

hahaha history lessons are always appreciated on my end. ill get off your lawn now... sorry.

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Kinda funny one of the old Tridents has got two slots to add more memory, you could get 256 or 512kb little memory sticks and they snaped in like a bios chip. You could imagine trying to find them in the mid 90s.

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