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DOOM

1993 FPS

DOOM 2

1994 FPS

DUKE NUKEM 3D

1996 FPS

WOLFENSTEIN 3-D

1992 FPS

GRAND THEFT AUTO

1997 Open World Action

MORTAL KOMBAT

1992 Tournament Fighter

JOHN BOTTOM

2022 PC/Mac/iOS/Android

PRINCE OF PERSIA

1989 Action Adventure

Warcraft – orcs and humans

1994 Strategy

THE INCREDIBLE MACHINE

1993 Puzzle

THE INCREDIBLE MACHINE 2

1994 Puzzle

Command & Conquer
GDI CAMPAIGN

1995 Strategy

Command & Conquer
NOD CAMPAIGN

1995 Strategy

SIM CITY 2000

1993 Building Sim

X-COM: UFO Defense

1994 Strategy

The Need for speed

1995 Racing

THE LOST VIKINGS

1993 Puzzle-Platform

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  • The Shocking Truth
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    Came also out for: Game description: Similes Countdown is an educational game about, you guessed it, similes. There are 10 questions in 4 difficulty levels (very easy, easy, hard, and a mix of all aforementioned levels). … Read More From: Retro Roundup
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    Missing that Apple II card which allows you to control your LEGO Technic machines and are tired of trying to compete for the occasional one that appears on EBAY? Now you can get replacement cards thanks to Joe’s Computer Museum. The Blocko replacement cards are compatible with the LEGO 9750 … Read More From: Retro Roundup
  • HP 115BR Divider and Clock – Part 1
    A generous Patron donated this incredible analog-electro-opto-mechanical clock that was once used to synchronize the world to a microsecond. Let’s find out what make it tick, literally. Link to the HP 115BR Manual: https://bama.edebris.com/download/hp/115br/HP_115BR_frequency_divider_and_clock_op_service_manual_1967.pdf Stuff that supports the channel: – Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/curiousmarc – Amazon links for the … Read More From: Retro Roundup
  • Silverstone for the ZX81
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  • SHUFMOV (demo) for the ZX81
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  • CD IIe – A CD-Audio player for the 8-bit Apple IIs
    Brutal Deluxe Software in coordination with Daniel Henderson has announced CD IIe – A CD-Audio player for the 8-bit Apple IIs. The program requires a SCSI High-Speed DMA card to be installed in the Apple II and a SCSI-2 type CD-ROM drive such as the Apple CD300. You can download … Read More From: Retro Roundup
  • New scans added online
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  • 386- The CoCo Nation Show – Nick’s a HERO
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  • Shrooms for the ZX81
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  • I HUNGER, COWARD! It’s the CoCo EXCLUSIVE Sinistaar on COCO SHOW 55! TOTALLY original IP!
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  • Shifted (features ZonX sound) for the ZX81
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  • The Vote is Open
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  • Shift for the ZX81
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