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• I built a Apple II text adventure creator… would love feedback
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• ST Cheaters Unite!
  AtariCrypt Magazine #2I’m not quite sure about that, but carry on reading as “I’ve done a thing”. Back in the day, ST Action was superb and my favourite for games. A dedicated game magazine free from the negativity and lack of enthusiasm found in other publications. I’ve collected almost every … Read More From: Retro Roundup
• Course for the TI-99/4A
  Came also out for: Game description: A driving and avoid’em game where the player is a ‘Sunday driver’ and has to avoid the opposite traffic. … Read More From: Retro Roundup
• Atari 8-Bit Computers Best Selling Games – Grapple with the IMPOSSIBLE this week on Atari Unlimited!
  This week the boys on Atari Unlimited attempt to do the impossible – try to figure out what the best selling Atari 8-Bit Games were. We’ll look at a few choice items, make a TON of guesses, and then explore a few of the games that we KNOW sold a … Read More From: Retro Roundup
• I put together a list of the games I rediscovered — and there are still more waiting…
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• What if the Apple II used field-sequential colour?
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• Using an USB mouse with an Apple IIe
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• ROM 3 Keyboard Issue
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• Show 016 – Retro Development Survey
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• How much should I sell this for?
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• ProDOS ROM 1 MB Custom Drive
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• Cosmopoly for the TI-99/4A
  Came also out for: Game description: Cosmopoly is a 2 –4 player board game for the TI-99/4A based upon the board game Monopoly. Designed to abstractly represent interplanetary war in the solar system in the latter part of the 21st Century, the board is composed of 40 squares that … Read More From: Retro Roundup
• In the middle of the revival ritual for my Apple
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• This turned up too — and it still has the Japanese yen price tag on it, lol.
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• Titan
  Bouncing to GloryTitan is a clever twist of the Breakout formula released in 1989 by Titus. Use the ball to blast away the bricks, but instead of a paddle moving horizontally at the bottom of the screen, we are now viewing the action overhead. So, rather than controlling this paddle … Read More From: Retro Roundup
• Playdate: 4 years later is full of Hidden Gems!
  Year 4 with the delightfully oddball Playdate, a tiny yellow handheld that proves big fun can come in small, crank-powered packages. I show you some surprisingly clever games, and of course the famous little crank that turns gameplay into something completely different. This is FULL of HIDDEN GEM games! https://play.date … Read More From: Retro Roundup
• You Can Now Log Into 1980s Mainframes From Home… (Seriously!) – The Retro Hour EP521
  This week on The Retro Hour Podcast: you can now remotely log into real vintage computers and mainframes from your browser, letting you experience early operating systems, programming languages and classic text games just like the pioneers of computing did. We also look at Hyper Sentinel Fusion, a spiritual successor … Read More From: Retro Roundup
• Amstrad JY3 Joystick
  New Old Stock Joystick für Computer mit 9-Pin-Anschuss wie Commodore oder Atari. 2 Feuerknöpfe Mikroschalter Autofeuer 4 Saugnäpfe Neu und origanalverpackt (Abbildung ähnlich) … Read More From: Retro Roundup
• LED für Commodore-64C-Gehäuse – kurz (blau)
  LED für Commodore-64C-Gehäuse. Kurze Variante für die neueren C64C-Platinen im C64C-Gehäuse. Für ältere C64-Platinen im C64C-Gehäuse bitte die längere Kabelvariante nutzen. LED-Farbe: Blau LED-Größe: 5 x 2 mm Kabellänge: ca. 15 cm (Abbildung ähnlich) … Read More From: Retro Roundup
• Cosmic Cretins From Outer Space for the TI-99/4A
  Came also out for: Game description: A homebrew fixed-screen shoot’em up where the player has to shoot the cretinous aliens so that they will never take over Earth. After shooting a wave of them the player will also have to shoot a mothership. Time stamps: 0:00 Cover 0:07 Static … Read More From: Retro Roundup
• Cosmic Hero for the TI-99/4A
  Came also out for: Game description: In this homebrew game, which is similar to Lunar Rescue, the player has to descend with a little craft and land on a platform and pick up people. Then the player has to fly back to the main ship to drop off the … Read More From: Retro Roundup
• Retro Re-release Roundup, week of March 5, 2026
  A fresh visit with your favorite video game vampire, Oda Nobunaga. Read More From: Retronauts
• Retro Re-Release Roundup, February 2026 Megamix
  A not-insubstantial portion of the news from last month, late and half-remembered. Read More From: Retronauts
• Kickstarter Kompilation: March 2026 edition
  Forget February’s failings; embrace the month of March Read More From: Retronauts
• Retronauts Episode 752: Star Trek + Sega R360
  Boldly Going to the Old Line State Read More From: Retronauts
• Experience the weird wonder of GTV (no, not that GTV)
  Before PlayStation, Sony sponsored its own monthly games mag, Game Tech Video… on VHS? Read More From: Retronauts
• Cooter Bug for the TI-99/4A
  Came also out for: Game description: A dice game and a game based on luck for 1 to 4 players. The goal is to roll certain numbers for body parts of the cooter bug and be the first player to complete it. … Read More From: Retro Roundup
• #MARCHintosh 2026 Kickoff, Plans
  Happy New #MARCHintosh! This is my third #MARCHintosh, and, unlike last year, I’m not particularly well-prepared. I do have many thoughts, however, and some news on WOzFest 43 later this month (and the others this year). After the successful launch of my Apple Internet Router Administrator’s Guide—Addendum last year, I … Read More From: Retro Roundup
• Leeds & Northrup 4398-M Double Ratio Set: Measuring PPMs the old-fashioned way
  We rescue a high-end Kelvin bridge, that was supposed to measure resistances to a fraction of parts per million. It cost the equivalent of $28,000 in today’s money. Will it still work, or have the ppm’s escaped the box since the 1960’s? Stuff that supports the channel: – Support us … Read More From: Retro Roundup
• The Pawn Retrospective | Amigos: Everything Amiga 540
  🏆 Support our wacky, weekly Amiga podcast! https://www.patreon.com/amigospodcast Subscribe to the podcast version of the show at https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/amigospodcast Amigos: Everything Amiga is a weekly, wacky exploration of the Amiga scene, current news, and a look at the games we all remember–even those we’d like to forget! #Amiga #Retrocomputing … Read More From: Retro Roundup

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