Casual #retrogaming collector of #BigBoxPCgames #MegaDrive #SNES #GameBoy #GameGear #Saturn & #C64.
England, United Kingdom
Joined May 2020
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Haven’t posted here in a long time, life became complex to say the least. Just got this sealed pack of Sim City cards from 1994 by Maxis, which I think I’ll open! Hope to get back into my #retrogaming again properly, it’s a good distraction.
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The 3DO still looks like a serious piece of kit. An absolute beauty of a console.
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I got my parts Armada 7730 in the mail today. I was able to combine it with another parts laptop to make what you see here! I also made what I'll call a "stupid decision." Let's talk about it all in a brief 🧵 here.
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The Oliver Twins have confirmed that Dizzy is making a comeback for next year's 40th Anniversary.
Watch the announcement video from Andrew Oliver.
youtube.com/watch?v=lTSaPajJ…
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The Oliver Twins are launching a new Kickstarter for the unreleased Sega Mega Drive version of The Excellent Dizzy Collection.
The games are "Dizzy The Adventurer, "Go! Dizzy Go!" and "Panic! Dizzy".
The launch date is yet to be announced.
🥚 kickstarter.com/projects/the…
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Can't imagine any of my followers would want to play a version of Champ Man 97-98 but with 2026-27 squads.
champman2627.co.uk/play
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Happy 52nd Birthday to Ceefax.
We’ll never forget that feeling of running home from school, then furiously tapping in p302 on the remote for your latest football news.
Simpler times.
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On September 18, 1995, the Netscape Communications Corporation launched Netscape Navigator 2.0 as its new major product.
ALT Netscape Navigator 2.0 in 1995
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On this day in 1985, 19th September 1985, Ghosts ’n Goblins started showing up in US arcades, and it looked like a cartoon.
The following year Chris Butler programmed, and was publised by Elite Systems, one of the best ports to the Commodore 64! If you played this game you know what I mean - it was brutal hard but it looked and sounded near perfect!
Zzap!64 magazine agreed with us, rating it a 97% "At last, Elite have released a decent arcade conversion on the 64, in fact the best to date. Chris Butler has made a marvellous job of converting the game..."
That perfect SID music coming out of your Commodore 64 was composed by Mark Cooksey.
Who else loved playing this on their C64?
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Ghostbusters c64 , Great movie tie in and a good game at the time #c64 #commodore
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The #1 best-selling PC game in 1999 by none other than legendary Chris Sawyer: RollerCoaser Tycoon
In his earlier years, Sawyer was inspired by Railroad Tycoon by Sid Meier, which then lead him to create his first blockbuster game: Transport Tycoon (1994).
