When the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) opened its Applied Design Installation in March, curators promised its collection of 14 classic video games would eventually expand. Now it has! Seven more titles have been added to the collection. Recent additions include: Magnavox … Continue reading
A new rental service dubbed All You Can Arcade is making it easier than ever to set up an old-school arcade in your basement or living room with classics like Ms. Pac-Man and Missile Command. Brothers Seth and Timothy Peterson … Continue reading
Rantmedia Games is hoping to bring about the return of the classic ColecoVision! Fully licensed and with loads of games. Bringing epic goodness to RETRO fans. They’ve launched a Kickstarter and have things up and running. Get Retrospective. ColecoVision is Back. … Continue reading
Publisher and editor Gabe Durham’s project BOSS FIGHT BOOKS aims to publish great books about classic video games. Each of their books will take a critical, creative, historical and personal look at a single game. They get points in my … Continue reading
Bil Herd has posted a collection of schematics to a computer known as the C64 Plus. More schematics from 30 years ago. This is for a computer known internally as the C64+ or C64 Plus and has built in 80 … Continue reading
Aurcade.com is intended to help any coin-op addict find the games they want to play. No matter if you play Pac-Man, Street Fighter or DDR, you should be able to find it here. Aurcade currently lists 24.042 games at … Continue reading
WELCOME TO RETRO: Do you long for the great video gaming magazines from back in the day? Magazines with some heart and soul, and not all the big media fluff? We thought so, and that is why video game auction site … Continue reading
Ever wished someone wanted to create a beautiful hardcover book with 200+ pages absolutely full of the spectacular arcade machine artwork that was such an integral part of growing up in the 80s and early 90s? It’d be something to browse through … Continue reading
Earl has just posted episode 1 of the Next Without For Podcast. This month he is taking a look at Turbo Pascal 3 for CP/M systems. Next Without For is a podcast that deals with old development software and new … Continue reading
