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https://www.my64.in.nf/

Welcome to my website, dedicated to my favourite pieces of computing technology, the Commodore 64 and 128. These two machines are where my fondness for computing began and where I have a lot of happy memories.

https://www.gamingalexandria.com/wp/2024/02/every-epoch-cassette-vision-game-preserved-and-emulated/

The release of Epoch’s Cassette Vision (カセットビジョン) console on July 30th, 1981 was a true milestone in Japan’s video game history. While not the first Japanese game console, it can be argued it was the first programmable one to have any major success, which paved the way for the Famicom. The Famicom’s release naturally led to the demise of the aging Cassette Vision, with Epoch’s Super Cassette Vision failing to take up that spot in the market it once held. The original had a solid four year run moving an estimated 500,000 units – a success when Japan’s console market was in its infancy. The system originally retailed for ¥13,500. There was also a revised version of the console called the “Jr.” shipped just days after the Nintendo Famicom at a very cheap ¥5000 price tag, which extended the console’s lifespan.

http://awm.segamiga.com/magazine

https://h4plo.itch.io/tenebra

An atmospheric puzzle game with rogue-like aesthetics

http://www.luny.co.uk/gargoyle/marsport/

I am currently working on disassembling Marsport. To begin with I started by scanning through and extracting all the text, then moved onto the bitmaps, using Skoolkit to produce HTML. From this it was an easy step to relate code to text and the bitmaps, which so far has allowed me to expose: The offscreen, where the game area is built up, then blitted to the screen. Some graphic blit routines. The main menu. The final winning screen. Save and load routines

https://github.com/Clownacy/clownmdemu-frontend

This is clownmdemu, a Sega Mega Drive (a.k.a. Sega Genesis) emulator. It is currently in the very early stages of development: it can run some games, but many standard features of the Mega Drive are unemulated (see clownmdemu-frontend-common/clownmdemu/TODO.md for more information).

https://theroboz.itch.io/mega-r-type/

R-Type DEMO for Sega Mega Drive/Genesis

https://electric-dreams.itch.io/nano-cave

Nano Cave came second in the ST Game Compo at Silly Venture 2023 WE - 30th Atari JAGUAR Anniversary! Something we're extremely proud of! You can now enjoy it on your machines ONLY ON ATARI STE

http://sabrina-online.com/amitech/index.html

The AMI Tech-Gazette is an electronic publication designed to bring you an experience similar to the classic local computer user group newsletter, with that personal, not-fully-professional touch, covering the Amiga and its relatives, (OS4, MorphOS, AROS, Apollo, and more!) with the occasional deviation into games, toys, and life in general. Check out the introductory issue(s) to get a feel for it, and if it interests you, consider joining the Patreon to access the back issue catalog, and support the creation of new ones.

https://ci.appveyor.com/project/gocha/snes9x-rr

https://ci.appveyor.com/project/snes9x/snes9x

http://archive.org/search.php?query=collection%3Acomputermagazines

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http://oldgamemags.tumblr.com/

Did you grow up reading Video Game Magazines? They're a dying breed nowadays! This blog is dedicated to looking back old magazine covers and articles from the 90's. These scans are some of my own, but...

http://forums.nesdev.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=9935

https://issuu.com/emulate.su

http://magazinesfromthepast.wikia.com/wiki/Magazines_from_the_Past_Wiki

Magazines from the Past Wiki is a community site that anyone can contribute to. Discover, share and add your knowledge!

http://zxtunes.com/news.php?&ln=eng

ZXTUNES это крупнейшая в мире коллекция музыки для компьютера ZX Spectrum.

https://github.com/gocha/snes9x-rr

Snes9x - Portable Super Nintendo Entertainment System (TM) emulator

http://amr.abime.net/

Amiga Magazine Rack contains reviews, previews, cheats, coverdisks, public domain, covers, trivia and thousands of page scans from Amiga mags. Popular mags like Amiga Format, Amiga Power, AUI, CU Amiga, The One, Zero, Zzap and more are available.

http://www.atarimagazines.com/

Full text of Creative Computing, Antic, and STart magazines. Compute! and other magazines are coming soon.