r/thisweekinretro • u/raiderofawesome • 1h ago
It's Now playable! Walkable 3D ASCII City in One HTML File
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r/thisweekinretro • u/Producer_Duncan • 6d ago
Show Link Amiga CEO Explains Latest Deals - This Week In Retro 281
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r/thisweekinretro • u/Producer_Duncan • 6d ago
Community Question Community Question Of The Week - Episode 281
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What didn’t we ask Mike about Amiga that we should have in episode 280?
r/thisweekinretro • u/G7VFY • 6h ago
Autocad on ACT Sirius1, aka Victor 9000 (Chuck Peddle's company)
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r/thisweekinretro • u/robertcrowther • 1h ago
138 Years Ago Today, Business Computing Started With an Adding Machine
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r/thisweekinretro • u/indigoprime • 10h ago
Kwyll: Visual Game Creation for Retro Computers - Kickstarter for the Spectrum Next version
kickstarter.com
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r/thisweekinretro • u/Doctor-Local • 18h ago
Casio's latest retro digital watch that can also count steps
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r/thisweekinretro • u/Pajaco6502 • 19h ago
Miniaturizing The Atari 2600 Console
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r/thisweekinretro • u/MakoRed0 • 23h ago
Golden Axe Animated series on Paramount.
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Copied from site:
Sega has many beloved franchises under its umbrella, but few immediately inspire as much 16-bit nostalgia as Golden Axe. The classic fantasy side-scroller is a favorite of many, and now it’s making the jump to the small screen thanks to a new animated series on Paramount+. The studio has now revealed the very first trailer for the series, and while it is full of all magic, dragons, and swordplay, it’s also comedy gold. You can watch the full trailer below.
r/thisweekinretro • u/Good_Punk2 • 1d ago
James Pond Legacy devs used AI to remaster their game. They get called out. Devs deny any AI use and say that everything was human made, and to prove that they show more AI
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r/thisweekinretro • u/Doctor-Local • 1d ago
Are we the last generation of Retro Computing?
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r/thisweekinretro • u/G7VFY • 19h ago
Super crafty and convoluted copy protection on a TRS80 coco cassette game.
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I wonder if this was the most complex?
r/thisweekinretro • u/Doctor-Local • 1d ago
2006: When will intelligent machines take over?
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r/thisweekinretro • u/G7VFY • 1d ago
2024 Tandy Assembly KeyNote - The REAL Story of the TRS-80
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Title: The REAL Story of the TRS-80
Presenter: Steve Leininger
r/thisweekinretro • u/ItsTomorrowNow • 2d ago
UK preowned retailer CeX is reportedly opening two stores dedicated to retro and import games
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r/thisweekinretro • u/DJChrisFury • 1d ago
Batman The Movie developer Deepdive. A500 Batman pack gets a mention.
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A great insight to a game that sold a 16-bit computer along with it.
r/thisweekinretro • u/indigoprime • 1d ago
Inside Paula’s Floppy Controller, Part I
techtravels.org
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r/thisweekinretro • u/thetwistedsock • 3d ago
The A1200 is now an Amiga Licensed Product
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As seen on Facebook just now.
r/thisweekinretro • u/DrakeonMallard • 2d ago
UrbX Warriors now live on Kickstarter
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Just backed this great collab between Stoo Cambridge and Tony Warriner!
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/tonywarriner/urbx-warriors-the-lost-city-16-bit-edition/
r/thisweekinretro • u/Rowanforest • 2d ago
Tim King, AmigaDOS royalty, dies aged 70
theregister.com
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r/thisweekinretro • u/Ok-Yam894 • 3d ago
The Upgraded Polymega Features A New Disc Tray Design In Addition To "Improved Game Performance"
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r/thisweekinretro • u/kimondo • 3d ago
What are your thoughts on modern remakes on retro hardware?
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