Gry

"If all else fails, there's one last thing you can try: getting him an Apple of his own."

During GDC 2015, Warren Robinett, the veteran programmer, designer and The Learning Company founder known for his groundbreaking work at Atari, TLC and NASA, delivered a fascinating Classic Game Postmortem on the creation of his hit 1979 game Adventure for the Atari 2600. Adventure is particularly notable for being arguably the first graphical action-adventure game ever released, and the first title with a hidden 'Easter Egg'.

The song "Still Alive" is a little past it's prime today, and in fact I could have had this up in January, but I'd been trying since then to get usage permission from Valve software, with no response at all except some positive comment from songwriter Jonathan Coulton (Thanks John!). So - I'll just recommend that everyone who likes the music either buy the game Portal, or the music CD/track downloads from Amazon. Hope you enjoy the vid.

2nd place in alternative compo at Evoke 2012 Capture was done in Emulator Platform is Wonderswan Color: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WonderSwan#WonderSwan_Color Download on Pouet: http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=59699 Soundtrack is here for download: ftp://ftp.untergrund.net/users/alienpdx/finally_partyversion.xm.zip

The Amstrad CPC Story begins way back in 1947, with the birth of Alan Michael Sugar. We then meander through Alan Sugar's early working career, the start of his trading business, AMS Trading, and then the formation of Amstrad. From there, between stereos and CB radios we land with the fabulous Amstrad CPC464 in 1984. A machine often cast aside as an "also ran", but in reality, anything but. Selling some 2 million machines, it comes in third place behind the Sinclair Spectrum and Commodore 64, but ...