#RetroGamer

[carnagewizard]

Commodore 2001 series The Commodore PET is a line of personal computers produced starting in 1977 by Commodore International. A single all-in-one case combines a MOS Technology 6502 microprocessor, Commodore BASIC in read-only memory, keyboard, monochrome monitor, and, in early models, a cassette deck. 

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[systemst91]

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[subterraneanexhibit]

✨️💙 Geno is' a runnin 💙✨️

[mentalanguish]

Japanese version of Sonic the Hedgehog CD for the Mega-CD

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[twiheer]

Street Fighter Alpha 3 Cammy White Juni Juli

[richsretroreviews]

It's new review time! And for the Summer of Superman I look at Superman: Shadow of Apokolips!

[zeldoodles]

Hello

[mathieu-pronovost]

The 1988 Jaleco arcade game Legend of Makai (魔界伝説) is very similar in gameplay to the NES game Wizards & Warriors. It's one of the weirdest arcade games I've ever played and I absolutely love it. I'll definitely do a review of it someday. Video: Endgame screenshots / Music: Wizard

[manoelpdb]

The Croc remaster was announced some weeks ago and I decided to draw a fanart! I really love this game, I used to play it a lot on PC when I was a kid and I'm looking forward to the remaster! 🐊✨

[theciaris]

Day 10

Recovered my companions and headed to the Cathedral.

The fight started as soon as I tried to steal the key to the upper floor.

Sadly, Katja didn’t make it. Rest in peace.

We climbed the stairs and were met by Super Mutants. I launched a rocket at the first one, blowing him to pieces… but Tycho was too close and went down with him. Guilt-ridden, I made it to the top floor.

I spoke to the priest, asked to see his boss…and boom, I’m in front of some freaky flesh-fused computer, sounding like a mix between Alexa and a broken GPS.

I remembered you could convince him to self-destruct… but to my horror, I forgot to bring the holodisk from the military base proving the Super Mutants were sterile.

No peaceful solution this time.

The fight? Brutal. Even worse than the Lieutenant.

I’ll admit it… I only made it thanks to a bug.

If you save and reload, some of the mutants just vanish.

So I hid, shot, repeated, and won.

Destroyed the computer, everything started to collapse.

Good thing I had a Stealth Boy, escaped just in time, then boom.

Want to know how it ends when you return to the Vault?

No spoilers here.

I’ll just say this: the journey is 100% worth it.

Even after all these years, Fallout holds up beautifully.

A game that still knows how to hook you, move you, make you laugh (and rage).

You don’t need flashy 4K graphics to enjoy it, just a strong story, tough choices, and a world worth exploring.

Highly recommended even for younger gamers,

curious to try something from a time when

substance mattered more than visuals.

Italian Version

Diario del Sopravvissuto – Giorno 10: Il gran finale (bug incluso)

Recuperati i compagni, ci dirigiamo alla Cattedrale.

Neanche il tempo di ambientarsi che parte il casino:

provo a rubare la chiave della porta per salire…

e inizia subito lo scontro.

Purtroppo, Katja ci lascia le penne durante il combattimento.

Rest in peace, sorella d’armi.

Saliamo le scale e ci troviamo i Super Mutanti.

Ne vedo uno, lo prendo con una razzata a distanza ravvicinata:

esplode in mille pezzi.

Peccato che Tycho era troppo vicino all’esplosione…

e ci rimane secco pure lui.

Senso di colpa a mille, ma si tira dritto.

Arrivo all’ultimo piano, trovo il prete e gli chiedo di portarmi dal capo.

Lui accetta.

E mi ritrovo al cospetto di… quella cosa.

Un computer orribile con innesti umani,

voce a metà tra Alexa e il vecchio navigatore TomTom.

Il Master.

Mi ricordavo che si poteva fargli autodistruggere tutto solo parlando,

bastava fargli capire che i Super Mutanti sono sterili.

Ma… orrore!

Mi sono dimenticato l’holodisc alla base militare!

Niente diplomazia, si combatte.

E se il Tenente era tosto…

questo scontro è oltre l’umano.

Lo ammetto, ho vinto solo grazie a un bug:

se salvi e ricarichi, i super mutanti “spannati” spariscono.

A quel punto, hide and shoot, e il gioco è fatto.

Distrutto il Master, tutto inizia a collassare.

Per fortuna avevo lo Stealth Boy,

esco di soppiatto…

BOOM.

La Cattedrale salta in aria.

Missione compiuta.

Fine del viaggio.

Volete sapere come finisce una volta tornati al Vault?

Non voglio fare spoiler…

Dico solo che il viaggio vale davvero la pena.

Anche dopo tutti questi anni, Fallout resta un capolavoro.

Un gioco che sa ancora coinvolgere, emozionare, far ridere (e imprecare).

E no, non serve la grafica ultra-mega-4K per divertirsi.

Basta una buona storia, scelte difficili e un mondo da scoprire.

Consigliato anche ai più giovani,

che vogliono provare qualcosa dei tempi in cui

la sostanza contava più dell’apparenza.

[afiananvandot]

gameboyphoto Gonnohyōe

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[aaronkraten]

Lifeforce - 1cc - Default settings - Autofire

[systemst91]

https://www.instagram.com/p/CtlbOC9gInT/

[subterraneanexhibit]

Water Ball fanart, from my "Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past" (LoZ: ALttP) Sprite Redraw project; the game was released on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) in 1992 in NA

[retrogamingloft]

Aim to pop balloons and score points by launching clowns into the air with a teeter-totter. That's how Circus Atari brought a fun and timeless concept - originally created by Exidy - to the world of home system gaming.

Nevertheless, this game goes beyond mere simplicity and challenges your skills and strategic thinking. With a total of five clowns at your disposal, each one counts.

Failing to catch a clown on the teeter-totter results in a comical crash and their swift departure from the playfield. But fear not, as you can quickly introduce a replacement clown by pressing the controller button, launching them from the trampoline located at the playfield's corners. However, a bit of finesse is required to ensure that each new clown lands on an unoccupied part of the teeter-totter, preventing unwanted collisions.

Circus's unique charm lies in its evergreen appeal. Many other companies have attempted to replicate its enchantment by releasing similar games under various monikers. Yet, the Atari version and Clowns on the Vic-20 remain close to my heart as personal favorites.

Again, Despite its straightforward concept, the Atari title offers a surprising level of strategy that keeps you entertained. Time your jumps with precision to position yourself strategically between the rows of balloons. This allows you to maximize your balloon-popping efficiency within the limited timeframe, scoring as many points as possible in just a few seconds.

Additionally, making effective use of the side trampolines is essential. By allowing either clown to land there, you can create a momentary respite from the frantic action when needed, providing a brief pause to regroup from the psychological pressure of preventing the clowns from crashing to the playfield.

And truly, there's a unique satisfaction in skillfully popping the row of red balloons situated above the blue and yellow ones. Not only is it the most challenging row to clear, but the reward includes bonus points and, more importantly, an extra life.

Without a doubt, it's a classic and a game I continue to relish even today.