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Video Scaler for Retro Gamers

Friend of Old School Gamer, John Hancock did up a cool video on this scaler! John Hancock examines the performance of the Morph 2K analog video scaler across 18 distinct vintage consoles and classic computers. The demonstration explores various connection methods,...

Lord British is coming back to rule his kingdom!

As reported by PC Gamer/Inside Gamer that Ultima is on the way back to it's creator.  As a big fan of Ultima back in my Apple 2 days I'm excited about this.  There was rumors floating around but nothing this public by any means.  Going back to it's "dad" I think is...

Commodore Flip Phone Price Revision

From our friends at Time Extension I found this update on the Commodore Flip Phone. Old School Gamer has been following this story since it was announced as if Commodore, Atari or anywhere in the retro gaming space is doing something we want you to hear about it as we...
Atari 2600+ – by Ryan Burger

Atari 2600+ – by Ryan Burger

In the Fall of 1980, our family purchased an Intellivision from Sears; the scary thing is I can remember being in the store, seeing the display, and Dad going up to buy it. I don’t have a lot of memories from when I was eight years old, but that one has stuck with me....

Tetris – by Todd Friedman

Tetris – by Todd Friedman

Everyone knows the story of Tetris… most everybody. Tetris is a puzzle video game created in 1985 by Alexey Pajitnov, a Soviet software engineer. It has been published by several companies for multiple platforms, most prominently during a dispute over the...

That’s Incredible! by Walter Day

That’s Incredible! by Walter Day

Twin Galaxies’ fame had become international and many game manufacturers considered Twin Galaxies to be the premiere organization that represented the interests of the player. When That’s Incredible contacted numerous game manufacturers with the idea for a video game...

Starcade! by Ryan Burger

Starcade! by Ryan Burger

In the early 1980s and later in the decade I can remember watching STARCADE! on SuperStation WTBS more than a couple of times. STARCADE! was all about video games, knowing trivia about them, and being good at playing them. I found it to be a cool game show that I...

This Day In Video Game History

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