Re Birth is a great name for a scary adventure game!

Re Birth is a great name for a scary adventure game!
5 Sony CD-RWs. Factory sealed. Ready to store approximately 37 MP3s, 4 blurry vacation photos, and one folder labeled "IMPORTANT." 💿😂 #CDRW #Sony #RetroComputing #eBayFinds
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39 years ago, Commodore hired former Compaq executive Max Toy to turn the company around. Was he just another two-years-and-done Commodore president, or was there something different about him? dfarq.homeip.net/max-toy-emba... #retrocomputing #vintagecomputing
Byte 1983 November
MacWorld 1988 November
Electronics Magazine Jan 1982
Macworld July 1994
Save £20 on a bundle of all the current issues of SAM Revival magazine for the SAM Coupe computer!
(Issues 1-26, with 18 coverdisks of SAM software and an audio CD) www.ebay.co.uk/itm/11743866...
#samcoupe #retrocomputing #retrogaming #demoscene #gamedev #z80 #indiedev #computing
Love the way those function keys are laid out in this NEC computer.
Antic Magazine March 1986
Mac Addict January 1997
Worth a Watch issue 03 is out: The history of Cray, Dizzy gets new 40th anniversary genAI release, Binky: Frozen in Time for C64, Shadows of Belial for ZX Spectrum 128K, new MiSTer FPGA cores, and more. #retrogaming #retrocomputing
Was ghostbusters also released in same year as this advert, 1987?
Ports of Colossal Cave Adventure to various classic and modern Pascal compilers including Free Pascal and my own PASTA/80, all based on an ancient version of Adventure for PDP.
#pascal #freepascal #turbopascal #retrocomputing #textadventure #cpm #dos #agon #specnext
Blast from the past.
Or, more precisely, from an old drawer.
God of War on PSP, recompiled to WebAssembly and running in the browser
Discussion | hackernews | Author: sn001
Recently archived by BitHistory: a 1994 TENEX Computer Express “Commodore & Amiga Blow Out Sale” catalog — packed with C64/128 and Amiga hardware, upgrades, software and period pricing.
Computing Today 1982 January
IT WORKS! I'm on IRC on 45 year old hardware on my self-designed ethernet 'card' wooo :D