The Retrotech100 Arcade 20p Challenge is a classic gaming event that harkens back to the golden age of arcade gaming. This event is designed to celebrate the retro technology of classic arcade games while providing gamers with an exciting challenge. One of the most popular games featured in this challenge […]
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I finally got to play a flea simulator for this weeks RetroTech 100 Arcade 20p Challenge. An old arcade game helped make my gaming dreams come true as I played as a fle in the Amazing Adventures of Mr. F. Lea https://youtu.be/J2DHgWhSJ5wThe game sees you play as the titular Mr. […]
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Having seen a few things lately, including the Bluetooth Keyboard from Elite made to look like a Spectrum (wrongly called the Recreated Spectrum as it does nothing but act as a Bluetooth keyboard) and the Vega, a Joystick Spectrum with too few buttons, and some USB keyboards made from retro […]
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More Amiga day goodness this short video is of me badly Playing Fire And Ice on Amiga: https://youtu.be/W519GiN3tkc
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I was there when Star Wars first hit the cinemas in the UK, my mum took me and my brother to see it and I have been hooked on the Star Wars universe ever since. When the Star Wars game hit the arcades in my youth I had to play […]
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Since the last couple of reviews I haven’t really done much updating here, although there has been plenty going on. I’ll start with the venerable ZX Spectrum stuff I have to report. In a box of Spectrum stuff I received last year were two Spectrum 48k + which are now […]
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Over the last few weeks I have been getting a few bits and pieces together for my various retro computers and consoles. So here’s a quick rundown of the bits and the results good or bad. Commodore 64: This is a tape interface which you can use to load from […]
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Following on from our recent chocolate mould shennanigans we ordered all the moulds and today had another session of being choclatiers (well pouring chocolate in moulds), here is my step to step guide of chocolate moulding with a ten year old daughter. Step 1 order moulds from Amazon. Change card […]
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Used this recently to make some chocolate shapes, and they came out brilliantly. They are really meant to make ice cubes for your drinks, but being silicone they are supple enough and slippery enough to use as chocolate moulds too. Just add some cheap (Tesco Value) chocolate melted in the […]
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