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This is the story of how I inadvertently became a software pirate in the 80's starting with the Commodore 64 and then to the Commodore Amiga where one program would change everything, X-Copy Pro. Please Enjoy! Disclaimer: The video is not meant to promote software piracy in anyway, rather discuss my history and ...

Witold Dybowski, Maciej Kałkus, Andrzej Pągowski, Witold Popiel, Mieczysław Wasilewski

Interview with Malcolm Evans, the designer and writer of the worlds first First Person perspective computer game - 3D Monster Maze on the ZX81. He then founded New Generation Software and released such classics as 3D Escape, Knot in 3D, 3D Tunnel, Corridors of Genon, Trashman and Jonah Barrington's Squash.

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Rozmowa z Krzysztofem Augustynem. Autorem książki C64, Polskie Piksele w Grach. Film jest także zapowiedzią przedsprzedaży 2 edycj książki w wersji albumowej oraz wersji kolekcjonerskiej. Link do strony Polskich Pikseli i preorderu książki: https://polskiepiksele.pl/books Link do kanału Steffan grupy ...

Dzięki uprzejmości Rafa, goszczącego na kanale gościnnie już kilka razy, mamy dla Was dzisiaj zapis prelekcji z imprezy Kopalnia Bajtów 3 (organizowanej przez Zabytkową Kopalnie Ignacy, RetroGulasza oraz retroSZPUNTAfana) z prelekcji "Nie tylko BLACK BOX, czyli kartridże do C64 opracowane w ...

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 ...