Unlike many 70's kids or superhero TV shows, this one really holds up. The story has continuity, and is really deep for something that was intended for kids. That's surprising. You can't say that for revisiting a lot of kids' shows decades later! I VERY vaguely remember watching either this or Land...

THE N?! Holy crap, I played that years ago. Helluva puzzle game.

How the f do you play this game? I pressed every single key on the keyboard and clicked with the mouse but couldn't get Jumpman to move.

Zap! wrote: ↑Sun Apr 23, 2023 3:02 pm what can I do with it

It's an audio recording synchroniser. It interfaces with tape machines and instruments:

https://www.rarecomputers.com/project/c ... stem-1985/

That's...pretty...wrong :D I know this is a nearly has been debated forever for the NES game Ring King, but do you guys think it was intentional? Difficult to say (I had to stop myself from saying "hard"... :P ), some things don't end up how they seemed on paper. Lotta movies had really go...

I just ran across the Shining Force Classics app the other day for the iOS. I assume it's also for Android and various other platforms. This comes with the Sega Genesis (and possibly Megadrive?) RPGs of Shining in the Darkness, Shining Force and Shining Force II. I was never real big on RPGs but I d...

Bizarre indeed. Looks like it's complete though. Have you had a chance to look over the games and "experiments"? Is predicting the weather accurate?
(There needs to be an eye-rolling smiley for that one.)

Annnd it works! Killer!

Any pics of the "toy computer" or is that in another thread?

^I think it is. It's not a bad game, as many have rated it higher than I have. Might still be worth checking out.

Hope the guy comes up with area #4 soon. It's been six months since there was a bug fix for an update though.

I downloaded this game for my iPhone last month, plus there's also an online version available to play. The setup and story are intriguing enough. It bills itself as all play areas fitting onto one screen, so even if playing on a phone you can still see everything. Game commands are simple, as prett...

Zap! wrote: ↑Tue May 31, 2022 2:26 pm My only question is how did this go so under the radar?

Sometimes it just happens. Maybe the company that released it didn't have much of an advertising budget for it?

Looks cool indeed, with all the tasks and all it's like a bunch of mini-games.

Did you neglect to put up pics? I'm not seeing them.

Great deal though! Especially in regards to the old, but still working monitor!

I must admit that I've never listed to anything like it before, but I like it! That's good! :) There's tons of different kinds too, as I've listened to many online concerts since and there's been a pretty good mix of artists. Great story on how you found and got into that type of music! It's so uni...

Don't know what others will think of stuff like this but I thought I'd post about it. Hopefully it's not just a rock 'n roll crowd here. If not and people will ever return at least they'll get a bit of new stuff to check out :) An artist named Mortiis started off as the bassist for the death/thrash ...

^That really is. I had no idea it was selling so well this entire time!

No, I don't know how that works. Might have to check with the Dig Your Own Grave guys, the ones who made it to see if there's a way from them. Really amazing that link still works though!

That's too bad. Everyone should be able to get into the arcade now, or at least I can.

I'm not seeing it but when I found a post in regards to "Demon Solitaire" (sounds great!) and clicked on it it said I didn't have permission to access it.

It doesn't seem to end!

Pretty good subject material, definitely!

So I take it they go back to the 2600 days and all? It goes through many years?