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This episode features AtSpeller, released in 1982 by APX (Atari Program Exchange), and in 1983 specifically as a version for AtariWriter. It was developed by R. Stanley Kistler. Podcast: Download Intro music is an excerpt from a chip tune by Wizwars named 8 Bit Raceway.  It is used under Creative Common license Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 … Read More From: Retro…

Came also out for: Game description: Knikkers is a Dutch Nim-like game. The player plays against the computer. Whoever picks up the last knikker(s) loses. … Read More From: Retro Roundup

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I do not know how long this has been in the Insta360 mobile app, but when I was exporting an X4 clip today I noticed an option to enable “Dolby Vision Enhancement.” Dolby Vision Enhanced After transcoding, the details of the surface are significantly enhanced, enhancing the light and … Read More From: Retro Roundup

Came also out for: Amstrad CPC Commodore 16, Plus/4 Commodore 64 Commodore PET/CBM Dragon 32/64 MSX ZX Spectrum Game description: Knights & Demons is a variant of the puzzle game Lights Out. It’s played on a board full of tiles that can be either knights or demons. By clicking on … Read More From: Retro…

Lure of the Temptress debuted the Virtual Theater, where characters moved around independently in a living world! 🏆 Support our wacky, weekly Amiga podcast! https://www.patreon.com/amigospodcast 📌 Chapters: 0:00 Ridiculous Banter 7:15 Lure of the Temptress Review 52:36 RetroRewind.ca for all your Commodore computer needs! 53:36 Amiga News Subscribe to the … Read More From: Retro…

Came also out for: ZX Spectrum Game description: You are a Knight from Camelot and you are on a quest to search and find Merlin’s lost treasure. In this three part text adventure you must move about the surrounding areas to fight monsters, rescue a Princess and encourage others to … Read More From: Retro…

Remember that games are fun? These books do. Read More From: Retronauts

Another Sunsoft classic makes a global comeback, albeit under a name you may not recognize. Read more: Read More From: Retronauts

Name a more iconic duo, I’ll wait. Read more: Read More From: Retronauts