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Looks like Atari 2600 Bowling. Can you move the ball while it's going down the lane?

the Aspect ratio of your display should be 4:3 for it to look accurate..

A useful reference as you say! It seems that most enthusiasts from North America are unaware of Acorn computers. Which is ironic considering that everyone of them has one. ARM processors that power almost all smartphones and many other devices, smart speakers, car entertainment systems etc. are the direct descendants of the first ARM device, a co-processor for the Acorn/BBC microcomputer made by Acorn RISC Machines Ltd (ARM). Later to feature in the Acorn Archimedes series. (And rebranded Advanced RISC Machines when Apple invested/took over.) The Raspberry Pi naming convention of Model A and Model B references the BBC Micro Model A/B. The BBC Micro:bit is another "reboot" of the tradition of public computer literacy programmes in the UK. I do love my C64 which I bought in 1983 and still have. But Acorn is the the Master (perhaps a UK only in-joke!)

is it possible to boot into it?

Anyone gotten an Ethernet or wifi card for the Android parts to use?

Snap. Excellent game. Robust and excellent joystick.

Brings back memories as a kid playing with Commodore 64 games and the "awesome" graphics at the time... Games like these were great back then.

Absolutely brilliant tips, thanks so much.

Love the calculator! Now you just need a typewriter!

Pumpensploogin

Thanks cuz I was thinking of getting one

What a great video. Thank you!

Thanks - I've never seen the VIC-20 version before, but loved this on my 64. I only recently learned it was released for the Apple ][ first, in 1982... had previously thought the 64 was /the/ original; it looks so good there.

My MPS 803 works perfectly ......❤

Damn that 1200 is clean. Very nice.

Thanks man, this was really helpful for testing my dads Amiga 1200.

650$ in the 90s and dead on arrival mustve been super disappointing im so glad i was born when tech wasnt as prone to failure but i missed out on so much stuff i like now i bought myself 2 amigas recently and am enjoying them (though both are post 2010) and im looking at finding myself a 500 to go with my apple 2e

I’ve got an A500 w/ a PiStorm running emu68/CaffeineOS. I am wanting to put something in that edge connector to complete the look. I’d love to find one of these!

Put a BlueSCSI in there?

Someday, someone will thank you for this LOL.

my favorite was 7 Cities of Gold. Never played jumpman.

Hey if you've got the latest firmware updated there is a way for switching the "ports" for connected joystick I believe it is holding menu button you press A or B (for second port)

I love all the machines I can see in this video!

Did you manage to fix the keyboard issue? If it's the same as the 800xl, the keys have a conductive silicone that bridges 2 points on the pcb per key. Could simply be dirt. Assuming the pcb is clean and not damaged, it could be the cable that connects the pcb to the main board. They are very delicate. Years ago i salvaged a completely wrecked 800xl, etched a new pcb for the keyboard that converted it into a PC keyboard. If it's your pcb, you could probably get a new one printed by PCB Way. I think they are quite simple layout. Wish it was as easy years ago because etching a PCB in acid is messy 😂

At least it got the gist of the theme song right LOL

Thanks for sharing. Looks pretty tough.

HD disks don't tend to last on the Amiga. They can suffer from cross talk.

Hah. The keyboard shortcuts are really good to know. Thanks. I was afraid I'd have to fidget with that cjm format to get it to work. Thanks

Can't you kill the sensor if you drive IS sensitive to HD disks?

Wow, it seems Biker Dave is a copy of an older game that was on the Prinztronic 5000. A very strange console my Dad had in the early 80's. I actually loved that game when I was little. 😄 Nice video, thanks, and kudos for having the patience in this day and age!

My mom still complains about how we made her read these to us so we could type it in. Also my dad had a "boggle" game he sold on tape and sent them via mail order.

Oh man, me and my friend used to spend HOURS typing in those old programs only to discover that it didn't work! This was usually because one of us typed something wrong, but about 10% of the time it was Compute's fault and they would print a correct the following month. Some pretty great programs and games here and there over the years. Two that stand out were "Doodle", which was a fairly comprehensive art program with some impressive features for the day, though it only supported monochrome graphics (no multicolor mode); and "Turbo Tape" which was a utility to save your programs in a special format on tape so that it would load about 5 times faster than normal (close to disc drive speed in fact). It could load fast on any C64, even one that did not have Turbo Tape running on it, which I thought was very clever.

My dad and mom made a few of these which to this day are on deskets. I was fortunate enough to read them and put them on my PC. :) now I can enjoy them via emulation.

I love the cart edition

Is there only one level?

Hunting for typos either in your own typing or in the magazine listing was often more fun than the resulting game. For the amount of code this one is pretty impressive.

I loved that game on NES

Get good boomer

One of the first video games that I played as a kid. I loved it. Awesome game. This port is much better than the C64 version.

what kind im mumbo jumbo ia that "you can¨t us HD disks on an amiga" the 4000 is born with a HD drive and i have a HD drive internalky in my amiga 500 its been ther since 1989 and works fine with 1.76 mb disks wich is the amiga format of HD disks

A wonderful, admirable DESK for a vintage setup.

I hate that my c16 is dead. Looks so cool. Thanks for posting 🎉

I'm very surprised, an 8-bit computer from the early 80s that does not boot into Microsoft Basic.

shout out to that intellisense mouse

I do love the VIC-20. Thanks for showing it off.

Play the J version for joystick usage.

Ahhh, the sound of that printer reeling out my school assignments. Shocking character set without descending tails, but all that was rectified once I received GEOS with it's WYSIWYG feature. Next printer was a Commodore MP1230 which was another league.

It says you're running wb3.0, ehat commodities are you using to get that minimizing gagdet on the window?

I was sold a c16 with no chips. One day I’ll be gaming like you. Ty for this retro hit

Looks like a great option to play c64 on modern screens, it has loads of options for playing games, great video mate👍👍