Lego Icons “Pac-Man” Arcade Game Set
Toro Iwatani was a young man in 1979, only 24 years old, but already a veteran of the early Japanese arcade game industry. In just two years, Toro had lead development, or been an...
Reviews of new tech, cool gadgets, helpful services and fun toys.
Toro Iwatani was a young man in 1979, only 24 years old, but already a veteran of the early Japanese arcade game industry. In just two years, Toro had lead development, or been an...
For twenty-seven years now, Cloanto has continued to develop and refine the best Amiga emulation package available, and the January 5th, 2024 release of Amiga Forever V10 R2 is another fantastic example of Cloanto’s...
Building on Project Home Arcade v2, I wanted to add a couple of wireless, authentic-feeling, controllers for use with classic game console emulation, like Atari 2600, NES, Genesis, SNES, etc. After a bit of...
A few years ago, I wrote two articles about my experiences setting up a small, quiet, PC in my living room for retro gaming. The goal was to buy and outfit a system to...
2017 marks the twentieth anniversary of Cloanto’s Amiga Forever series. Over that time, Cloanto has continued to, release after release, create the finest Amiga emulation package for Windows. Amiga Forever 7 certainly continues that tradition....
By the time the U.S. Civil War ended in 1865, E. Remington & Sons was one of the largest manufacturers of firearms in the world, and a company eager to diversify its business. Shortly after the...
“Art Of Atari“1 by Tim Lapetino is wonderful, and should be considered the definitive visual-history of, not just the artwork used on game cartridge boxes, but of Atari and its video game products (home and...
Published in 2012 under the Platform Studies series by MIT Press, Jimmy Maher’s “The Future Was Here – Commodore Amiga“1 is, without a doubt, the single most comprehensive study of the Amiga yet published. The book...