The Atari VCS has now been out for two year(for backers). In this video, I share my experiences with the Atari VCS so far and give you my honest thoughts about if things are better. I would love to hear your thoughts about it as well.
Monthly Archives: January 2023
Commodore 64 Getting Started & Buying Guide 2024!
The Commodore 64 stands as an iconic symbol of the 1980s home computing revolution. Released in 1982, it boasted impressive capabilities for its time, including a 1 MHz processor, 64 kilobytes of RAM, and groundbreaking graphics and sound capabilities. Its affordability, combined with its capabilities, made it immensely popular among both gaming enthusiasts and home users. The system featured a wide range of software, from games like “Pac-Man” and “Donkey Kong” to productivity applications, contributing to its widespread appeal.
The Commodore 64’s influence extended far beyond its technical specifications. It played a pivotal role in introducing computing to a broader audience and fostering a generation of programmers and gamers. Its accessible design encouraged exploration and learning, sparking creativity in countless users and leaving an indelible mark on the history of personal computing. Even decades after its release, the Commodore 64 remains a nostalgic cornerstone for those who grew up with its distinctive beige keyboard and chunky design.
San Francisco Rush Alcatraz Edition Arcade Restoration
I recently picked up one of my absolute favorite arcade racing cabinets ever, San Francisco Rush The Rock Alcatraz Edition. Purchased this machine locally from a seller who said it had been sitting in a storage for almost a decade, and did not think it was in working condition. So I decided to see if I could bring it back to life! COOLTOY
Steam Deck OLED Review – 1 MONTH Later… is it worth it?
Living with the Steam Deck OLED 3 for 1 month – is it a big upgrade over the Steam Deck, how does it compare to the ROG Ally and Legion Go – and should you buy it?
Valve Software is a renowned American video game developer and digital distribution company celebrated for its groundbreaking titles and innovative approach to gaming. Founded in 1996 by former Microsoft employees Gabe Newell and Mike Harrington, Valve quickly gained recognition for its debut game, “Half-Life,” which revolutionized the first-person shooter genre with its compelling storytelling, immersive gameplay, and advanced graphics for its time. This success paved the way for Valve to establish itself as a trailblazer in the gaming industry.
Beyond its impressive game portfolio, Valve is recognized for Steam, the largest digital distribution platform for PC gaming. Steam revolutionized how games are bought, sold, and played by providing a centralized hub for gamers to purchase titles, connect with friends, and access a vast library of games. Valve’s unique company culture, characterized by a flat organizational structure and emphasis on employee autonomy, has contributed to its reputation for fostering creativity and innovation within the gaming community. With its commitment to pushing boundaries and a loyal fan base, Valve remains an influential force in shaping the gaming landscape.