A nostalgic deep dive into how external hard drives and removable-disk products from the 1980s and 1990s reshaped computing - from technical breakthroughs to cultural impact - and practical guidance for preserving the data they hold.
A practical, in-depth comparison of the top Atari 7800 emulation options - from preservation-grade MAME to browser-based play - with setup tips, controller advice, legal notes, and recommendations for different types of players.
A guided tour of underappreciated Sega Genesis/Mega Drive titles - from Japan-only platformers to quirky action-RPGs - explaining what makes each special and how to play them today.
A nostalgic deep-dive into Tiger Electronics’ cheap, brilliant LCD handhelds - how their design constraints shaped play, spread licensed gaming to a generation, and anticipated modern mobile gaming’s habits.
A guided tour of lesser-known Neo Geo Pocket and Neo Geo Pocket Color titles that still shine - exploring their gameplay mechanics, surprising stories, and the distinctive pixel art that makes the system magical.
A practical guide to combining modern hardware and software techniques with MSX machines - from SD-based storage and Wi‑Fi cartridges to FPGA reimplementations, modern toolchains, and software patterns that respect original MSX architecture while adding contemporary features.
A deep look at the BBC Microcomputer - how a 1980s classroom staple shaped computing education in the UK, influenced a generation of programmers and engineers, and left a lasting legacy in modern technology and preservation communities.
A deep dive into the Sharp X68000 - its hardware and software strengths, why it remains a beloved platform for retro enthusiasts, and practical guidance for restoring systems and preserving its games and media.