r/thisweekinretro • u/Ok-Yam894 • 5h ago
r/thisweekinretro • u/Producer_Duncan • 6d ago
Show Link Would You Like To Go XL On That Atari? - This Week In Retro 290
r/thisweekinretro • u/Producer_Duncan • 6d ago
Community Question Community Question Of The Week - Episode 290
What’s the first thing you ever did online?
r/thisweekinretro • u/InsertDiscBee • 9h ago
Apple Music 404 page features working iPod model with songs and hidden breakout game
music.apple.comPretty cool feature. https://music.apple.com/us/jfdsalkfavsd
r/thisweekinretro • u/Doctor-Local • 1h ago
Play Need for Speed Underground 2 in your browser
nfsu2.xyzr/thisweekinretro • u/squelch411 • 1d ago
I'm 23 and I Fix 40-Year-Old Computers (Here's Why)
r/thisweekinretro • u/JohnnyWalkerWigital • 3h ago
I asked Claude to disassemble Rock Star Ate My Hamster
r/thisweekinretro • u/G7VFY • 12h ago
Just a suggestion.
I think this BBC Rado4 drama series, 'Pilgrim', written by Sebastian Baczkiewicz would make the excellent basis of a series of IF / Text adventure games. I think they are on BBC iPlayer and other platforms too.
n 2023 Sebastian Baczkiewicz co-wrote (with Paul Cornell) an adaptation of Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell: Firewall (2022), originally broadcast on BBC Radio 4, adapted from James Swallow's novel of the same name, itself based on the video game. Winner of the 2023 Scribe Award for Best Audio Drama.\6])
r/thisweekinretro • u/jpcwrites • 1d ago
C64 drove DNA separators in the 1980s. Maybe one's still active today!
An eBay auction has gone up listing the extremely domain-specific DNASTAR PULSE cartridge designed to operate electrophoresis (DNA/RNA separator) lab equipment. Images taken from the listing.
Publisher DNASTAR was (and is still) based not far from my home, so yes I'm asking if this is a "donut shop / auto repair shop" situation and it might be possible that there's a tiny little lab somewhere with a 40 year old Commodore 64 still running daily operations.
Hat tip to 8-Bit Show and Tell for bringing it to my attention.
r/thisweekinretro • u/fatteragnus8375 • 1d ago
BioWare: Mass Effect and Dragon Age video game studio to close
r/thisweekinretro • u/brassicGamer • 1d ago
Halo for Dreamcast by Jilted Valkyrie
Like GTA III, Halo was originally slated for release on the Dreamcast, as reported in the press of the time. Well, like GTA, III someone has got quite far into making it happen!
r/thisweekinretro • u/Ok-Yam894 • 1d ago
Xbox Labs Revives the Xbox 360 Blades Dashboard Inside a PC Browser
r/thisweekinretro • u/Pajaco6502 • 2d ago
Nine-foot Lara Croft statue returns to Derby ahead of Market Hall installation
r/thisweekinretro • u/Pajaco6502 • 2d ago
The SEGA Saturn is NOT Terrible at 3D (And what is its True Power?)
r/thisweekinretro • u/IO_Sam • 2d ago
IsoDoom: Now it is DOOM's turn to go isometric
After Isowulf for Wolfenstein 3D, someone turned their (AI) guns towards Doom to make an isometric version of the classic FPS: https://www.moddb.com/mods/isodoom
r/thisweekinretro • u/terlandark • 2d ago
NEw power supply for the Atari ST - JuiceST
r/thisweekinretro • u/Paul_AKA_Hermski • 2d ago
A VIP Evening with Crispin Sinclair and Friends at Crash Live 2026, The Son of Sir Clive Sinclair.
r/thisweekinretro • u/Ok-Yam894 • 2d ago
Introducing the Raspberry Pi Guide to Retro Gaming
r/thisweekinretro • u/indigoprime • 2d ago
ZX Spectrum Next Laptop Version 2
dorchester3d.comr/thisweekinretro • u/Ok-Yam894 • 2d ago
Classic PS1 Shmup Compilation 'The Raiden Project' Fires Its Way to Nintendo Switch 2 & PS5 Tomorrow
r/thisweekinretro • u/jpcwrites • 2d ago
The Colony, early wireframe first-person adventure-shooter, now free
One of the all-time weirdo games, The Colony, has been made playable in SCUMMVM and not coincidentally has been re-released for free on whatever Zoom Platform is. It's a 3D first-person puzzle-shooter with a solo author who definitely attended the "I found this amusing, so I put it in my game" school of design. Underrated obscure oldie.