guyrocket
Hello. I am a single, middle aged man from midwestern United States. Pic is not me.
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guyrocket@kbin.socialto
RetroGaming@lemmy.world•Just a few attention-grabbing retro game ads that would land studios in hot water today. (more in post body)
103·2 years agoWhy not do these today? I think most gamers would laugh, which was the point.
Working on CRTs can be very dangerous. Please be very careful.
Any old school arcades in your area? They should know who works on CRTs.
guyrocket@kbin.socialto
RetroGaming@lemmy.world•Looking for advice on a kid/tamper proof retro gaming experience
2·3 years agoA few ideas:
https://atari.com/collections/hardware
https://www.amazon.com/Flashback-Anniversary-Controllers-Not-Machine-Specific/dp/B0BGYD6GM9
I have a few of the Flashbacks and an Atari gamestation pro. These might meet your needs.
ETA: Sorry, I’m kind of rushing this morning and didn’t read your entire post. Some Flashbacks do use wired controllers. I picked up a couple at a thrift store for cheap. I’ve only used my gamestation pro on a table which makes the line of sight thing pretty easy (for me).
guyrocket@kbin.socialto
RetroGaming@lemmy.world•The strange world of Japan’s PC-98 computer
2·3 years agoThat was an intersting read. Anyone have links to these old games?
This is correct. I remember getting patterns from a magazine.
Also, there are flashes on-screen that could guide you if you are quick enough.
ETA: Just watched a walkthrough of this game. I’ve never seen the ending before today! I’m certain horny teenager me would have just loved to see the princess’s huge nipples.
guyrocket@kbin.socialto
Steam Hardware@sopuli.xyz•Modder Boosts Steam Deck to a Bountiful 32GB RAM
3·3 years agoI think a lot of people would have wet dreams about opening this hardware further by not soldering the memory to the mainboard, etc.
Already looks pretty easy to upgrade the ssd, which is great. Now create a PC-like standard for this handheld size.
guyrocket@kbin.socialto
RetroGaming@lemmy.world•Starcade - A show from 1982 where people compete against each other playing arcade games to see who gets the most points within a time limit
2·3 years agoInteresting. There is a Arcade called Starcade.
guyrocket@kbin.socialto
RetroGaming@lemmy.world•Ever regret selling a console? This one is my regret.
1·3 years agoTo this day I have my Atari 2600 and the CRT TV I played on as a kid.
I wish it were easier to find cheap carts.
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