Dokumenty

Recording of a Q&A session with Robert Jaeger, the author of Montezuma's Revenge. The session took place during the Pixel Heaven 2023 festival.

Witold Dybowski/Maciej Kałkus/Andrzej Pągowski/Witold Popiel/Mieczysław Wasilewski.

RGDS is delighted to be able to host the brilliant documentary The ZX Spectrum Experience, produced and directed by Professor Will Brooker. Will interviewed fans of the ZX Spectrum and they discussed their memories of the popular 8-bit computer and in particular that of filling in the blanks - the phenomenon where ...

Did you know that Microsoft made their own version of UNIX, all the way back as far as 1979, before MS-DOS and Windows was even a thing!? As usual, no story of computing folklore would be complete without a bit of controversy, and the story of Xenix is not short of a fair few crazy moments! Controversy aside, I bet ...

The MAME 2022 Retrospective is finally here! I had to omit an unfortunate amount of cool progress just to keep the video a manageable length, and even then it ended up being far longer than anticipated. I wish there were more opportunities for jokes, but the subject matter was, by necessity, a little on the dry ...

Dusko Dimitrijevic govori o problemima programiranja igara za ZX Spectrum, i prica kako je nastajala igra Kung-Fu, koju su on i Damir Muraja uspesno plasirali na trziste preko londonske firme Bug-Byte. Insert iz emisije "Kompjuterska skola" TVB iz 1984. godine. 8bitchip.info

Former Commodore UK Managing Director David John Pleasance and Trevor Dickinson of A-EON Technology talk about the fall of Commodore and David’s upcoming book “Commodore: The Inside Story” Tomasz “ALT” Marcinkowski from the Polish Amiga Portal and Museum of Computer History in ...

Manic Miner is one of the (if not THE) most famous games that appeared on the Sinclair ZX Spectrum. Written by a 17 year old Matthew Smith in 6 weeks, and released in 1983; Manic Miner is regarded as the birth of retro platform games and is still popular amongst gamers to this day.

Famed game designer David Crane talks about his design challenges creating Pitfall for the Atari 2600.

I recently had the opportunity to speak with Rich Whitehouse:  Creator of the BigPEmu for the Atari Jaguar, contributor to the Video Game History Foundation and longtime game developer.  There were so many things I wanted to talk to Rich about, but we kept it (mostly) focused around the Jag emulator, as well ...