Oric-1 Review
The Oric-1 was an 8 bit micro from 1983 produced by Oric Products International Ltd and Tangerine Computer Systems. Released…
Nostalgia Nerd
Nostalgia Nerd is also known by the name Peter Leigh. They routinely make YouTube videos and then publish the scripts to those videos here. You can follow Nostalgia Nerd using the social links below.
Nostalgia Nerd
Nostalgia Nerd is also known by the name Peter Leigh. They routinely make YouTube videos and then publish the scripts to those videos here. You can follow Nostalgia Nerd using the social links below.
Sega Master System vs. Mega Drive
Watch the Video Comparing MegaDrive Versus Master System; The Ultimate 8 bit versus 16 bit clash. The Sega Mega Drive…
Soft Aid – The Video Game Bandaid
Watch the Video Do They Know it’s Christmas? Do they Frickin’ know it’s Christmas?! I certainly do, I’ve heard the…
Gamesmaster & Bad Influence Christmas Specials
Watch the Video Christmas wouldn’t have been the same without the Bad Influence and GamesMaster Christmas specials, or indeed their…
Sega Hardware Revisions
Watch the Video Ever notice how Sega got into a habit of revising their system designs half way through their…
Top 10 Childhood Christmas Presents
Watch the Video I present to you My TOP 10 Childhood Christmas Presents from the 1980s & 1990s! I love…
My Retro System Collection
Watch the Video Whooo, I’ve hit a huge subscriber target (for me), and as a consequence I’ve made this Subscriber…
MSX Platform Review
Watch the Video The MSX Platform was established in 1983 in an attempt by Microsoft and ASCII corporation to try…
Amstrad GX4000 Review
Watch the Video The Amstrad GX-4000 was Alan Sugar’s attempt to enter the game console market during the early 90s….
The Sega SG1000-II System Review
Watch the Video The Sega SG-1000 and SG-1000 Mk II were released in Japan around the same time as the…
Paint Programs Though the Ages
Watch the Video A retrospective from Etch-a-sketch up to Paintbrush for Windows 3.1.. a look at how we started with…
A Commodore PET Phone is on the Way
Now clearly the real Commodore is no more. The company was sadly defunct in 1994 whilst pushing the Amiga CD32,…
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