The 1995 CD-ROM Upgrade Experience: Creative Discovery CD Kit

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  @maxlarivee3663 · 5 years ago

  &quot;Then I have a drink or two and go on eBay, aaaaand, that&apos;s the basis of my channel.&quot;<br>That cracked me up!

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• SO

  @SockyNoob · 5 years ago

  &quot;Nooooooo you&apos;re opening them and ruining it!&quot;<br><br>Who cares lol. Clint gives these items the spotlight they deserve and they truly become a museum piece of some sort. Better to see it all function now and document it before it rots away.

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• AL

  @alfulton5946 · 5 years ago

  You can always tell someone is a collector by how they open a package.

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• DA

  @Danilo-ns5fw · 9 months ago

  In 1997 I had a 486 DX2 and I dreamed of having this multimedia kit until my mother bought this Creative one with an 8x CD-ROM drive.<br><br>What a dream! Several games included, a Sound Blaster sound card, a whole new world opened up for me with the latest games.

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• KO

  @konga382 · 5 years ago

  Man, this bundle would&apos;ve been the DREAM as a kid. I&apos;m still jealous of anyone who had one over 25 years later.

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• JE

  @Jenisonc · 5 years ago

  This is some Toy Story-esk saga for computers. Parts locked in a garage until finally freed from storage only to then be sent to the perfect person to utilize it&apos;s potential and finally shared with the masses. Kudos sir.

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• OU

  @outerfroggy1 · 5 years ago

  I had this exact bundle as a kid! I played the everloving crap out of wing and strike commander. To hear clear human voices out of computer speakers for the first time was mindblowing!

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• ME

  @MelodieOctavia · 5 years ago (edited)

  Clint: &quot;I got away with a few minor cuts.&quot;<br><br>Ah, the retro PC gods have claimed another blood sacrifice.

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• JJ

  @JJPMustang · 5 years ago

  First sound card we had growing up was the SB 16. I still find myself humming MIDIs decades later 😂

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• BL

  @Blazbaros · 4 years ago

  I remember those speakers distinctly, I was too young at the time to realize how much effort my dad had to go through to get stuff like that working properly. &nbsp;Those DOS games were fun, but finicky!

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• RH

  @rhone733 · 5 years ago

  My teenage mind was blown away when I finally heard actual sound effects and MIDI music from Doom, Dark Forces, and Tie Fighter. &nbsp;Good times.

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• TY

  @tyklink · 5 years ago

  man i just missed this era. i grew up with windows 95 and DOS was still around in school like an angry revenant. still brings back some major nostalgia!

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