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MiSTer Playstation core officially released
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MSX computers - Scrolling, sprites, and stereotypes
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Gaming compatibility on FreeDOS 1.3
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Building a retro-gaming super-console with $100 and a Raspberry Pi: 2022 edition
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When SimCity got serious: The story of Maxis Business Simulations and SimRefinery
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Hark back to the late 1990s with this re-creation of the dialup Internet experience
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Playing GTA5 on the original Game Boy
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How the personal computer broke the human body
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Why is retro gaming so expensive? | Xplay
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The making of Windjammers 2 - An arcade legacy in 2022
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Classic social networking in 2022: SpaceHey
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Exposing fraud and deception in the retro video game market
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Early on-demand music streaming required lots of nickels - In the Pacific Northwest 70-plus years ago, a telephone-based jukebox connected callers to their favorite tunes
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The animation of Final Fantasy II
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Sexist and offensive vintage ads that would never fly today, 1940-1980
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The animation of Final Fantasy I
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A copy of Super Mario 64 sold for $1.5M, raising eyebrows
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I'm crafting some more!
I mentioned a small age ago that I'm teaching myself to make a skirt. I finally have progress I'm ready to share! The buttons are just sitting on there, and it needs a waistband, but it's nearly...
I mentioned a small age ago that I'm teaching myself to make a skirt. I finally have progress I'm ready to share! The buttons are just sitting on there, and it needs a waistband, but it's nearly ready!
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Your grandma’s tube TV is the hottest gaming tech
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Return of the Obra Dinn: Development log by Lucas Pope
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After twenty-two years, cult-classic PS1 adventure Mizzurna Falls is playable in English
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Cassette history/trivia: A series of fortunate events
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Unexpected joys of kids playing Atari 2600 games
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title.wma - The origins of Windows XP's welcome music
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The lost history of socialism’s DIY computer
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Browservice demo - Browsing modern websites on retro computers
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Brexit deal mentions Netscape browser and Mozilla Mail; recommends outdated security algorithms
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The JRPG startup cost, part 3 - An analysis of how long it takes to reach various gameplay milestones in classic JRPGs
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Luxtorpeda: Suite of unofficial Steam Play compatibility tools for retro games
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Google Desktop (2004) - demo and retrospective
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Falcom announces Ys 1 and 2 for Sharp X68000
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Sega VR revived: emulating an unreleased Genesis accessory with the help of Nuclear Rush's source code
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Reverse engineering a forgotten 1970s Intel dual core beast: 8271, a new ISA
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Professional heresy
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Exhibition of the PS1 mouse | Punching Weight
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Classic Konami games now available on GOG: Metal Gear, Metal Gear Solid, MGS2, and 8-bit Castlevania & Contra collection
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Winamp in 2020 (Webamp Electron app)
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Nintendo Game Boy hackers are building a better retro console
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'Man becomes the sex organs of the machine world: Marshall McLuhan’s Understanding Media' (2012)
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Retrotech: The Novell NetWare Experience
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Making a SNES game in 2020 - The story of building Yo-Yo Shuriken, including designing and developing the game itself with modern tools and manufacturing a physical cartridge release
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When SimCity got serious: the story of Maxis Business Simulations and SimRefinery
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SCOPETREX vector gaming on your oscilloscope!
@tubetimeus: announcing the SCOPETREX -- the vector gaming console for your oscilloscope or XY monitor! ever wanted to buy a Vectrex, but can't afford the high prices on auction sites? well now you can build your own! full design files at https://t.co/hHAbFwwePE
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This is a web page
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The "Nintendo PlayStation" prototype was purchased at auction for $300,000 by Greg McLemore, founder of Pets.com who now runs the International Arcade Museum
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VHSVault - A large VHSRip archive has been posted to the Internet Archive
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Electron microscope animation: Carbon nanotubes pulled into thread
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Mortal Kombat - The legend, the arcade tech, the console ports - sixteen versions analysed
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CES 2020: Uber and Hyundai created a flying electric taxi
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