Super Mario Land on #ZXSpectrum tech demo

Super Mario Land on #ZXSpectrum tech demo
Macworld 1996 June
Electronics Magazine Jan 1982
Retro Rottie's C64 Ultimate Audio Failure
#Commodore64 #C64Ultimate #RetroRottie #RetroComputing #Commodore #C64 #RetroGaming
theoasisbbs.com/retro-rottie...
Recently archived by BitHistory: a 1983 Matrox Computer Products catalog — a fascinating look at their graphics hardware, terminals and computer systems long before the PC graphics cards many remember.
Adrian Repairs a Viewer’s Childhood Amiga 500
#Amiga #Amiga500 #CommodoreAmiga #AdriansDigitalBasement #RetroComputing #AmigaRepair #AmigaMon #Commodore #VintageComputing
theoasisbbs.com/adrian-repai...
SX-64 Restoration Finale Brings Commodore's Luggable Back to Life
#CommodoreSX64 #SX64 #Commodore64 #C64 #RetroComputing #VintageComputing #TheRetroCollective #CommodoreRepair
theoasisbbs.com/sx-64-restor...
I'm expanding ZZPlay a bit, to make it more useful as a media player for the ZZ9000(AX).
It's getting playlist support, a settings window, the usual you'd expect.
What else would you want in there? Let me know.
This goes out with the next release...
A font recreated from photographs of classic Commodore 64 keycaps
Discussion | hackernews | Author: sohkamyung
After reading the headline of this advert, it felt like it is written today for a lot of folks isolated due to the Covid19.
Byte 1987 April
Not too sure of the message here, but I don#t get why the kids in sailor's outfit?
It's a bit harder to find good scans of British computer magazines from the 80s and 90s, which is a shame because, well, just look for yourself: buttondown.com/suchbadtecha...
A Echo Speech Synthesizers. It has unlimited vocabulary. It must use a phonetic algorithm to work out how to pronouce the words. English only I presumed.
Floppy Disk Herbarium — new drop, fresh off the pixel press. Pixel cottagecore herbs pressed between 3.5" floppy disks with torn parchment ed…
#cottagecore #retrocomputing #floppydisk #herbarium #scrapbooktexture
BBC Acorn 1988 Jan
Electronics Magazine 1980 March
Byte Magazine 1987 December
MacUser November 1985