My next computer was a commodore Amiga 500. This computer was disc based instead of the cassettes like the C64 & C128. Like the commodore 64 this computer was amazing but was a definite improvement on the C64. The images below are sadly not my own Amiga, that has long been sold. Many hours were…
Category: Retro
Nintendo Classic Mini Entertainment SystemÂ
Nintendo Classic Mini Entertainment System Product Description Bring back memories and make brand new ones with Nintendo’s ultimate retro gaming experience, Relive the 80s. The classic NES is back in a familiar-yet-new form as a mini replica of Nintendo’s original home console. Plugging directly into a high-definition TV using the included HDMI cable, the console…
Sony PlayStation Classic Console
Sony PlayStation Classic Console Preloaded with 20 of the best PlayStation games, including Battle Arena Toshinden, Cool Boarders 2, Destruction Derby, Final Fantasy VII, Grand Theft Auto, Intelligent Qube, Jumping Flash!, Metal Gear Solid, Mr. Driller, Oddworld: Abe’s Oddysee, Rayman, Resident Evil Director’s Cut, Revelations: Persona, Ridge Racer Type 4, Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo,…
SEGA Mega Drive Mini (Electronic Games)
SEGA Mega Drive Mini (Electronic Games) The iconic SEGA Mega Drive console that defined a generation of gaming returns in this slick, miniaturised unit. The SEGA Mega Drive Mini console is loaded with 40 legendary games including Ecco the Dolphin, Castlevania: Bloodlines, Space Harrier 2, Shining Force, Dr. Robotnik’s Mean Machine, ToeJam & Earl, Comix…
The Commodore 128
My second computer was the Commodore 128, which essentially was a Commodore 64 but had a bigger keyboard. I lost plenty of hours on this computer. I had a cassette loader and a floppy disc loader, both worked when they wanted to work haha. I remember the common situation of putting the cassette in the…
My first Computer
The first computer I played on was a Soundic TV sports console (photo above) I not intirely sure when I first played it at a guess early to mid eighties but this console came out in 1977. I have had to search for this on the internet as my mum said she threw this out…
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