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Dreadnaught Factor from Activision (1984) by Tom Loughry Atari 8-bit version by Eric NickellDreadnaught Factor from Activision (1984) by Tom Loughry Atari 8-bit version by Eric Nickell

This is a tool-assisted speedrun of Gods for Genesis, performed by Aqfaq. For more details, visit http://TASvideos.org/3209S.html

A pretty awesome time-killer and, I must say, the best Battle City on ZX Spectrum yet. Again, half of the video is just a fun warm-up before the gameplay, because of the meddleh musak... Coincidentally, I didn't manage to go farther than the set of first levels and, coincidentally again, this video is six minutes long ...

Most kids had friends at school, I had Elite on the Amstrad CPC 464. In hindsight it is much slower and more jerky than I remember, the original BBC Micro version however is the opposite, and is the best of the 8 bit versions in my opinion, especially the upgraded version for the BBC Master 128. I probably spent more ...

Gameplay from Froggie playing on a 16k Sinclair ZX81 Timex Sinclair 1000. Extremely Retro Gaming.This is not a review walkthrough playthrough or demonstration of my playing ability. It 39 s more a case of me speaking my thoughts while playing the games many for the first time and most for the first time in a very long ...

Fine Game-collage about the Atari 2600 with some of the best games, some of the worst and some of the rest. With funny commercials. See other tributes to most famous consoles and computers on my channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/Stevieb321

After The War full walktrough, convertido a vídeo desde un archivo RZX de "The RZX Archive", grabado por Javier AlcañizAfter The War full walktrough, convertido a vídeo desde un archivo RZX de "The RZX Archive", grabado por Javier Alcañiz

Final Fantasy VIII, released in 1999, marked a significant departure from earlier Squaresoft titles. It was the first game to have realistically proportioned characters and did away with much of the traditional gameplay systems used by earlier titles. Whatever. This is the first multi disc submission to the site. ...

The homepage of this tool-assisted speedrun is http://TASvideos.org/ Encoded by sgrunt For details, visit http://tasvideos.org/1834M.html

On to more popular titles (among the ones who still had Speccy with new games in 90s, at least) made by a one-man army, orchestra and code compiler, Vyacheslav Mednonogov, a nifty Warcraft clone named after a not less infamous folk song, The Black Raven. The story is somewhat altered: we're not in Azeroth anymore, ...