Why Were 90s CD-ROM Games So Slow To Install? - I'm a 90s Baby

Why Were 90s CD-ROM Games So Slow To Install? In this engaging video, we take a nostalgic look back at the world of 90s CD-ROM games and the unique experience of installing them. The process of getting a game up and running was a memorable part of PC gaming during this era. We’ll discuss the various factors that contributed to the slow installation times that many gamers experienced. From the limitations of hardware, including CD-ROM drive speeds and the size of hard drives, to the challenges faced by game developers, we’ll cover it all.

Additionally, we’ll explore how the design choices of games in the 1990s impacted the installation process. Many titles required only partial installations, streaming larger assets directly from the CD, which added to the anticipation and excitement of gameplay. The installation software of the time also played a role in the overall experience, often making the process feel even slower.

Join us as we reminisce about the charm of waiting for those iconic games to install and how this aspect of gaming shaped our memories. Whether you were a hardcore gamer or just enjoyed the occasional title, this video is sure to bring back fond memories of the 90s gaming scene. Don't forget to subscribe for more nostalgic content!

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