An Apple II emulator running Print Shop modified to generate PDF downloads of your prints.
I used this program A LOT back in the day. On a Commodore64 of course.
It doesn’t get more retro than this.
I'm at 35/45.
I heard about the Kickstarter way back then and forgot all about it. This film is epic and the work of a mad genius.
This is unbelievably impressive. It made me browse eBay for a used Commodore 64 and a CRT TV.
2017 graduating classes of the DAVE School made a fake trailer of "The Star Wars" using art by concept artist Ralph McQuarrie.
If you don't know why this is cool, then you are no Star Wars fan.
It will probably be crap, but the industrial design alone makes this desirable.
If the real thing ends up looking anything like those renders, that is.
The whole program uses up 256 bytes. This description I just typed uses up about the same amount of memory.
Follow up on previously linked item.
This is some technical background explaining how the browser-based emulator hosted by the Internet Archive so you can run old Mac software works.
I can think of worst ways to spend $1000.
Impressive work.
Nice commercial. Like the product, it pushes all the nostalgia buttons.
August 11 – 13 – Austin, TX / The Long Center for the Performing Arts
Wow, at the Long Center! That's cool. But it's the stupid Special Editions so Han shoots first so no.
Superfly Jimmy Snuka is still wrestling. This is crazy, and awesome, and sad.
Cool website!
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The story behind the most notorious exception to the whole "There's an app for that" slogan.
Oh boy... I had many of these. Quite the trip down memory lane.
I learned two important chiptunes related things here: 1) How the music chip on the NES works (great video!) 2) That the Japanese Legend of Zelda music is slightly different than the American version.
This was a really good game.