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P51. Awesome game.

I gotta say.. This tutorial is freaking awesome. So clear and concise and I didn't need a bunch of if statements. Imo this is an amazing piece of work. You've simplified things excellently. Thank you! :0

Not Joust…. It was Buzzard Bait!

the trs-80 coco 2 was my first computer i had back in the 80's when i was 13. man, i miss that computer.

I want to draw a grid for my game. Is performance better by drawing vertical and horizontal lines instead of drawing multiple rectangles next to each other to make up the grid? Or does it not really matter

No Freaking Way.... Does RYOBI know they can Add CoCo Computers to their Product Support Line?

It would be great to pickup a coco3.

The little system that wouldn't die!

So cool! Thanks for making this video!

hi tanks very good tanks

it is wired that apple said it didn't support macOS 12+ but it works very well on macOS 14+ with apple silicon

I wonder how many of the CoCo gang from back in the day (Steve Bjork, Art Flexer, Tom Mix, Joseph Kolar, Dave Dies, Fred Scerbo, etc) have attended this.

It would be interesting to have a hacking version of this in some cyberpunk inspired choose your own adventure book. Would have loved this as a kid!

Good times!

Where you find monogame tutorial

What about legacy unix systems? I would like to see one of those.

Incredible! Exactly what I needed and so well presented. I had to modify it a bit because I'm using an ECS style system. Please continue to share knowledge!

As Clint from LGR would say "Retro goodness!" Thank you both for your videos!

A Trip down Nostalgia Lane!

Rainbow's Lonnie Falk would have been pleased!

I'm the guy selling "music software" at 2:12 - it's actually not software, just music written on a bunch of vintage computers and game systems like the ones in your video.

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when the pc was personal there was something different about being alone in a dark den playing games on this i miss the secretness of gaming then now everybody games

Here's a seventh one from me : Stop searching for comparisons between programming languages or frameworks day and night ! Just pick one. I say this because I was obsessed with finding the most performant and pleasant technology to work with but such this doesn't exist. Each framework or programming language has flaws and ups.

HDVE A GOOD TIME!PC PARTY

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So how much of this would i have to do in order to simply print a textbox with already written text in it?

Brings back memories of spending my childhood in front of a coco 2 and 3. Especially seeing that games book from Canada.. I must have typed out every one of the games.

03:06 - ET - the game is popular because of its history - not the quality of it ;) It stands for the crash of the console market in the 80's. Really nice video, great machines and stuff.

Thanks for this

Thanks for the video Dave. Since OneShotKeyboard.HasNotBeenPressed(Keys key) calls IsKeyDown and OneShotKeyboard.IsPressed also calls IsKeyDown then do we need the nested if's on the top half of HandleInput? As in, can we just remove the first if and just have "if (OneShotkeyboard.HasNotBeenPressed..." and remove the "if (keyboardState.IsKeyDown..." ? Could rename HasNotBeenPressed method to HasSinglePress or something.

This is very cool. I had. TDP100 CoCo clone as my first computer back in 1984. I live in Chicago so I may try to attend.

I need a vintage IBM monitor, anyone know when something like this may come to Colorado?

I enjoyed my time at VCFMW18. We had a few tables in the hall, & a display table in the 2nd big room. Sold a few items, made a few friends, & saw a huge turn-out of retro tech fans. I'm already getting ready for next year's show. I need a bigger vehicle, more table space, & a few extra hands to help. I wonder what to bring? Older laptops & accessories, retro tech art, telephony items, electronic components & tools? So many things to consider. And it's just 10-months away!

I bet stuff from Digi Barn and Computer Reset made it to the Show , Was great to see some of this VCF , Thank you for the footage , Liked and Shared :) QC

Great info for beginners and experts alike. Learning Monogame/C# is full little "gotchas" that require a keen eye in your code and your design overall.

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I was checking to see if I showed up in any videos taken during the event, and yes.. the corner of my large head and Dr. Pepper when you were showing the Sun and SGI computers for sale. That was a table I was sharing with a couple other people. Had a great time and sold almost every single thing I came with and didn't buy much (with one exception, picked up a maxed out RS6000 workstation since I love Unix devices). Looking forward to next year for sure

Nice to see people keeping this tech alive. I still have my Color Computer from back in the day also.

I got a TI 99 4A for Christmas in 1983, it sold, at the time: $50.00. Great color 16K, system, BASIC, cartridges, great way to start computing!

ET game . Not because they are good, but because they are rare ! Lots of them ended up in landfill after game got discarted by producers

❤Great memories. Growing up in Downey we had NASA Rockwell which local library had chip books. I made my first clone IBM in 1989, remember looking for software. lotius 123, WordPerfect , dbase . Old dial up days all monchriome green or orange. I think “COMPUTER GAMES” movie came out. I remember Micro Center in Orange County was only place to get electronics. Micro Center is still standing and found one in Dallas Texas. Today, I surf more, but stilll living in Downey. Weekends, find so much old legacy stuff, that I throw it away. I just can’t find who would like it.. Well, surfing today. Chicano Mexicano Beverly hills Downey California. I speak Spanglish with family and friends, but work and business, English only. 😢

If I was in the US, I would love to go to this. Such a chill vibe the place seems to have.

I remember this gem.

Liked and subbed. Great vid on VCF. I'd love to make it out next year ♥

the spectrums do look pretty slick against all of that beige LOL

Coolest

11:03 => MSX Yamaha standard

What was the oldest computer/ system you saw there?

Thanks for this video! Diving into Monogame after using Unity since 2015. Before that I first started learning programming with XNA (had no clue what I was doing back then). It's really neat to jump back into a framework with a ton more experience over a decade later. But wanted to lookup some pitfalls to avoid early on and this video was perfect for that!