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...
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Photos and about my visit to the Church of St. Sulpice in Paris, France.
Photos of troglodyte homes (caves carved into homes) from my visit to the Loire Valley in France.
A group of Finnish programmers and PC enthusiasts, calling themselves Future Crew, believed that the PC had finally come-of-age for the demoscene, and proved it with a jaw-dropping demo called “Second Reality”.
“I always enjoyed to make models when I was a boy. The exactness, the attention to every conceivable detail!” –Hans Gruber, “Die Hard” Hans! Booby! I’m your White-Knight, I loved building models too! So,...
Photos and about my visit to Nathan Sawaya’s “Art of the Brick” Lego exhibit in New York City.
Photos of my trip to Funspot, the American Classic Arcade Museum.
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80’s Arcade Video Game Cabinet Marquees as Refrigerator Magnets
December 20, 2014
