In the 90s, before online shopping took over, this was literally heaven for every PC & DOS gamer in South Korea.

Entire multi-story buildings dedicated purely to computers:

• Endless aisles of PC big box games, shareware CDs, floppy disks, and sound cards (Sound Blaster, Gravis, etc.).
• Floor-to-ceiling demo rigs running the latest DOS and Windows 95 software.
• Famous for their wild marketing: "Lifetime Free Repairs / Free Education / Price Breakthrough" (as seen on the giant banners).
• Their customer service was legendary—you could bring in a fried motherboard or a messed-up config.sys / autoexec.bat setup, and they’d fix it for free.

It eventually disappeared after the Asian Financial Crisis (IMF), but walking into one of these stores on a weekend with a fresh PC gaming magazine in hand is a core nostalgic memory.

Did you guys have a similar iconic mega-store in your country back in the day (like CompUSA, Fry's, or Akihabara spots)?

Hi, I’m looking for an old game I used to play as a kid. Your mouse is you, and while you move and press click you shoot the bullet at that direction, the area is a square where aliens spawn from, as levels goes up, the aliens becomes harder.

Anyone know what game it is? It was real fun.

You are in space, black background if that helps.

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