Video Retro Computers and Classic Consoles are my Passion when it comes to YouTube

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Spoiler: Polish games for Atari 8-bit developed after 2000 (amazing graphics and music)

This video focuses on Atari 8 Bit computer games from Poland made after the year 2000 with the more advanced tools and knowledge of the system.

 

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Spoiler: Is this the “Ultimate” upgrade for your Atari XL/XE?

Retrobits installs a Ultimate 1MB upgrade to an Atari 130XE.

 

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Spoiler: A Look At: The Atari XEGS

Retrogamer Gen X takes an in depth look at the Atari XEGS. This repackaged Atari 8 bit computer was marketed as a direct competitor to the Nintendo NES system. This video has a real good explanation of all the chips underneath the hood of this machine.

 

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Spoiler: Exploring BASIC Programming for the Atari 2600

Explores the Basic Programming cartridge and keyboard controller for the Atari 2600. Basic Programming for the 2600 was programmed by Warren Robinet - the same guy who did Adventure. It really is a marvel of programming to get this on the 2600.

 

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Spoiler: Atari VCS/2600 - 10 TECHNICAL Things You Didn't Know

This is a super interesting video detailing some of the ingenius tricks and work arounds that early Atari 2600 and other early computers used to get more out of the very limited ram other resources available in early systems. I especially like the way they exploited the pseudo randomness of the random number generators. Freaking Genius!

 

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Spoiler: Games That Push The Limits of the TurboGrafx-16

It's the TG16, the other '16-bit' console, or maybe it's 8-bit. Whatever it had a whole load of amazing games and I'm going to take a look at a few that pushed it to the limits.

 

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Spoiler: Why was the Amiga so awesome?

In this video we are going to take a look at why the Commodore Amiga was just so awesome. This is from a hardware perspective and I've included lots of quotes from the designer himself Jay Miner.

 

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Spoiler: Did We Really Witness the Potential of Sega's Tower of Power?

What was Sega's Tower of Power? Today I'm adding the ultimate Mega Drive to The Cave. Comprising of a stack of upgrades which flopped commercially, is the tower greater than the sum of its parts? Let's find out.

 

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Spoiler: The Acorn Electron : Its not quite the story you think it is

The Acorn Electron has turned 40 years old, but its often judged in away that suggests it failed or was the sole cause of Acorn's financial issues in the 80s. Well I'm not sure either of those things are true. So its time to look at the Electron.

 

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Spoiler: Atari Falcon 030 | Nostalgia Nerd

The last Atari Computer - The Falcon - Spoiler - it is not a pretty journey

 

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Spoiler: Retro Recipes: Let's Explore The Commodore Plus/4! Feat. Mercenary

Details the short lived Commodore Plus 4 history, system capabilities and unboxing.

 

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Spoiler: TRS-80 - The Most Popular Personal Computer of 1977

History of the Tandy TSR-80 sold at Radio Shack in the Seventies!

 

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Spoiler: The Story of The Mattel Intellivision - How to SCARE Atari - Video Game Retrospective

Ahhhhh the Mattel Intellivision, celebrated for it's excellence! Whether you spell it Intelivision, Intelevsion Inttelivision or actually write the corrected name, The Mattel Electronics Intellivision you know it's a classic video game console from the second video game generation that gave Atari a run for their money by selling a more powerful system with more complex games! The Intellivision features a strange controller and tons of retro video games that were ahead of their times! join us for Video Game Retrospective for our Intellivision retrospective and review!

 

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Spoiler: How the Apple ][ Works!

The 8-bit guy breaks down the Apple 2 and goes into the details of how it works

 

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Spoiler: Commodore Amiga vs Atari ST: Part 1 Hardware & Operating systems explained

In depth technical and historical comparison of the Atari ST and the Commodore Amiga.

Spoiler: AMIGA vs Atari ST: The GAMES | Which machine was the best? Atari ST|Amiga|Dos|Megadrive

Part 2 of the comparision focusing on software

 

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Spoiler: The Taylor and Amy Show: Happy Halloween: Avon Beauty Vision

If we have any female readers this is for you guys The Avon Beauty Vision is a custom computer built by Avon for its representatives to use in the field. Its main feature is a scanner that is supposed to match your skin type to the makeup. Best shades and stuff. Anyway, interesting history on this unique device.

 

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Spoiler: First Look: Agon CONSOLE8! A New 8-Bit Console for Retro Fans

What is the Agon Console8? We made a new 8-bit console, but what is it and who is it for? Console8 is available at https://shop.heber.co.uk/agon-console8/

 

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Spoiler: Adrian's Digital Basement - The 8-bit home computer from 1975 you've never heard of

What we have here is a SWTPC 6800 Computer System from 1975. Looking at the machine, you might not guess that this machine is almost as old as the Altair 8800, only coming out about 10 months later! (And about the same age as me!) There are some fundamental differences with the approach this machine takes versus the Altair and some other neat features. Watch to see what's going on inside this machine.

 

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Spoiler: A Weird Chip Inside This ZX Spectrum

Fixing a ZX Spectrum includes troubleshooting, cap and chip replacement, component testing, and some soldering.

 

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Spoiler: Why does this amazing 8-bit retrocomputer have just 2 games? Foenix F256K

Why buying the Foenix F256K Retrocomputer now is a Game-Changer. Let's explore how to unleash its potential & its disk drive to get ahead of the "game". Not sponsored by Foenix.