Retro Computer Club based in Comber, Northern Ireland. We ♥️ retro tech from pre 2000.
Comber, Northern Ireland
Joined March 2024
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Today's modern #retrogaming on the #ZXSpectrum 2D #Deathchase, it was entered in a crap games contest in 2021, but I really enjoy this one. It's slow, but it is also calming, and of course, you can take a look at the actual program as well.
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🔴 Time Quest is a text-parser adventure Chad Goulding began developing ~20 years ago.
🔴 Now, with his permission & access to the source code & game design document, I'm teaming up with @shdon & @BrandonBlume to finish developing the game. 🤩🥳
#indiegame #indiedev #retro
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**Ticket announcement** We're back folks! Sat 25th & Sun 26th of May for the Bank holiday weekend 👏
Tickets on sale Thurs 18th April 8pm at basearcade.com
Set your reminders folks ⏰🕹️
#basearcade #basearcadebelfast #belfast – at Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
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On this day of Computer History: David Morse, Co-Founder of #Amiga was born. (Born: April 15, 1943).
David passed away November 2, 2007 RIP
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New #teletext art: Amstrad 40!
It's been exactly 4 decades since @Lord_Sugar's #AmstradCPC 464 was launched, so here's a new piece of #pixelart to celebrate. 🕹️
#1bit #videotext #viewdata #ceefax #tekstitv #teletexto #retrogaming #amstrad #texttv #televideo
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This New Atari ST Racer Is Looking Seriously Smooth (Image: @RetroRacing) timeextension.com/news/2024/… #Atari #AtariST #Homebrews
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The Amstrad CPC celebrates its 40th anniversary today! 🎂 🎉 (April 11, 1984)
The CPC 464 was the first computer my father gave me 🥰
Most of the games I played were the ones in the programming books. It was a lot of fun! 😀
#AmstradCPC #Amstrad #RetroGaming #GameDev
ALT The Amstrad CPC 464 computer
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Did you know? Without these women modern #computing as we know it wouldn't exist.
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60 years ago today, @IBM announced the System/360 line of mainframe computers.
ALT an IBM System/360 model 30.
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This week’s #RetroEnnead offers you the #BBCMicro, #ZXSpectrum, #C64, #Dragon32, #800XL, #CPC464, #Einstein, #Apple2 and #TI994A. Choose a line of 3 and lose the rest! #RetroComputing #ComputerHistory #RetroGaming #VideoGames
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Posted by Stuart Wilson
#commodore #cbm #C64 #8bit #retrocomputer #retrogaming #videogames #80s #90s #Geek
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Today's #retrogaming on the #ZXSpectrum #Booty a life on the ocean waves as a cabin boy. Get the keys, avoid the other pirates and enjoy that music. You will be humming it for the rest of the day! mygamingmemories.weebly.com/…
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For today’s #RetroTrio we have #ElectronicRepeat, #LittleProfessor and #Safari. Which do you keep, gift and delete from history? #RetroComputing #ComputerHistory #RetroGaming #VideoGames
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Downloaded every issue of Your Sinclair from the internet archive for my iPad and I think I'll treat myself to a monthly Saturday read! #retrogaming #ZXSpectrum
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Digital Cave Support BUNDLE!
A cracking read, banging tunes and an awesome retro computer colouring book delivered instantly for just £9.99. I think that's good value! All sales will go back into supporting the maintenance and evolution of museum.
Visit: rmcretro.store/collections/d…
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In April 1990’s The One magazine a mysterious game by Bullfrog was previewed that claimed to increase the Amigas computational power fivefold through the use of its custom chips.
An Elite style space trading game with over 64 on screen colours running at 25fps, Cyber Assault 556 allowed you to explore and trade in a universe of 50 billion planets.
Preview art by Simon Hunter showed that this was to be a seismic shift in Amiga gaming capabilities. It was of course, an April fools joke.
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Update: he will be shipping one of the PCs to me after all, along with some keyboards.
The one that looks like this (not an original picture, I grabbed this one from the web to illustrate how it looks when lit up).
I'm paying him a little more, wouldn't want to rip him off.
