In 1984, George Lucas expanded his empire, and the Lucasfilm Games brand launched by releasing two games. Rescue on Fractalus! was a first-person flight-rescue simulation, similar to Choplifter. It certainly was a fun game,...
Before he became a universally-accaimmed game designer, Sid Meier was just a recent computer science graduate from the University of Michigan. All-be-it, one who could beat the crap out of an actual retired Air Force pilot, Bill...
In 1983, a small software company in Santa Barbara, California, Gamestar, Inc., released a groundbreaking new baseball game – Star League Baseball. The game itself was still simple. Two teams, still no leagues or...
In 1983, Electronic Arts shipped a critically important game, and an extremely worthy Geekometry Gamechangers launch title. Although, at the time, no one knew how important it would become. Developed by Ozark Softscape and designed...
Ditch that boring Windows mouse pointer! Relive a simpler time, when your computer was fun, and full of wonder and amazement. It’s time to get that back with the Amiga Workbench 2.x animated mouse...
You don’t have to suffer the lame Windows pointer any longer! Remember when your computer was fun? Well, here is what you have been looking for, for years now, an Amiga Workbench v1.x Pointer...
From the mid-1980’s through the early 1990’s, the technical capabilities of Amiga computers made them the system-of-choice for members of the demoscene. By 1993, the PC had caught up to the Amiga, and surpassed it...
When older Macs would boot up and everything was running great, you’d see a smiley faced “Happy Mac”. However, if the computer crashed, users would get the “Sad Mac” screen. The downloadable ZIP file...