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@level106.bsky.social

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Full on retro gamer, nostalgia seeker, and dad joker.

The shoulder-bag that the A1200 was taken places in. 😎
Lemon Amiga, game releases by year.
The ZX Spectrum game Heartland The loading screen.
The A1200. The next new 'Amiga' to come out. Yay! :)
Playing Airborne Ranger with all the controls mapped to the joystick. 😎
Map of the C64 game Tau Ceti, from the C64 Wiki website. Nice logical layout, with indications of building locations and defence strength of each city.
C64 game Bandana City The title screen
Anirog "Kong", for the C64. The start screen.
Cover photo for Fight Club
And early CD-ROM, powered by bunny-rabbit souls. 😎
Grand Theft Auto 6 poster
Artwork that was in the booklet that came with "The War of the Worlds" musical album. The Cylinder at Horsell Common.
The War of the Worlds musical soundtrack CD.
The loading screen for one of ID Software's early 3D FPS shooters, Wolfenstein 3D
Gameplay of the original arcade game "Pooyan".
Gameplay of the JPH release of Pooyan for the C64, where the colours have been tweaked a little.
Gameplay of the "black background" hack of Pooyan for the C64.
Gameplay of Pooyan on the C64
Schwarzenegger, Commando, riding the lift. :)
Bank Panic arcade game.
Gameplay from Manic Miner on the ZX Spectrum. [converted gif — no sound]
The loading screen for the C64 game "Tau Ceti"
The C64 game Tau Ceti — the title screen.
Barbarian 1, the goblin that drags the bodies away. 😎
Gameplay of Barbarian II, released by Palace Software for the C64.
A Commodore SX-64 'portable' computer, on the carpet, with the keyboard deployed. 😎
Zzap!64 magazine. The "Elite" cover.
"Teasers", as explained in The Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Teasers are usually rich kids with nothing to do. They cruise around looking for planets that haven’t made interstellar contact yet and buzz them. They find some isolated spot with very few people around, then land right by some poor unsuspecting soul whom no one’s ever going to believe and then strut up and down in front of him wearing silly antennas on their head and making beep beep noises.
One XBox360 controller. Plugged in and working again, after snipping the wires to the rumble motors. I mean, what the h*ll Sega! No option to turn off rumble?! Not even a config-file hack? And y'all ignore Steam's option to leave it off. ..This was the only way I could enjoy the game. 😎
XBox360 controller, with the rumble motor wire's cut! Best move I ever made. 😊
A "Harry Potter" Snape meme: "What kind of black magic is this?" 😊
Hyper Olympic / Track & Field, the arcade game. The Javelin and 110m Hurdles events.
Playing around with the Caprice emulator on the old GP2x hand-held. The game: Sorcery
Millennium Falcon cuff-links, with the Rebel Alliance starbird emblem on the other side. 😎
Gameplay of Air Taxi on the Amiga
The front-end to Boulderdäsh. Lots of options to customise the game, all laid out in nice OS-legal Workbench menus. 😮
A commodore Datasette unit.
Clint Eastwood, being youthful and chipper, just like he always is. 😉
A collection of classic joysticks. 😎
A C64 emulator, running on an ultra-wide display. 😊
Trailer Park boys goggle-glasses