TGC

Flack wrote:If anyone would like the book in another format, I'll provide that too.

Stone tablet? Papyrus parchment, maybe?

As a DOS/early Windows game collector, I've been going back and forth about my stance of collecting floppy disks. On one hand, many of the games from that era were re-released on CD-ROM with added speech, better graphics, etc. thereby making the floppy disk version basically obsolete. Even games tha...

I pulled into Nazareth, was feelin' 'bout half past dead... Oh wait. Wrong band. I'd read it. As you probably already know, I'm about as much into music as I am video games, so a story like that would be a good read for me. It sounds like the "bands on the verge of breakdown" documentarie...

Don't copy that floppy!

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I never could get one to work with any of my Pentium machines, so I had to keep a 486 up and running just to use mine, and if/when that machine dies, I'm out of luck. Gapporin (he's floating around here something) just posted that he was able to get the 64HDD up and running (that's using the x1541 ...

Good Lord, Law Of The West is one of my Top 10 all time favorite C64 games. Fun fact: There was a Japanese-only version released for the Famicom. I may have mentioned this before. It's 1AM and I should not be allowed anywhere near the Internet. I like the idea of game reviews, and I've tried writing...