Icewind Dale II (2002)

Lara Croft (model Lara Weller) with Manchester City players. August 8, 1999, Maine Road Stadium.

OKI IF-800 model 20 (1980)
CPU Z80A - 4 Mhz
RAM 48-64Kb

The Elder Scrolls: Arena (1994)

Philips VG 5000 computer (1984)

Seiko RC-1000 "Wrist Terminal" from 1984

The Wrist Terminal Data Manager software allowed users to create, edit, and download data. The device had 2K memory available for the user and came with a ‘Software operator’s manual’ since it allowed to create and store software.

Apple advert from the 1980s

The Atari International Asteroids Tournament in San Francisco (1981)

Canon NoteJet BN22 Laptop with Built-in Printer (1993)

The inkjet printer could print A4 sheets.
It had 486SLC 25 Mhz CPU and 4 mb of RAM (up to 16)

Before Photoshop there was Paintbox by Quantel (1981)

Paintbox was used to create the Silence of the Lambs movie poster and the cover of Nirvana's Nevermind album.

Heroes of Might and Magic II on Toshiba Libretto 50ct laptop (Intel Pentium 75MHz)

Battle Realms (2001) by Liquid Entertainment

Gravity Defied — Trial Racing (2004)

StarCraft on Nintendo 64

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Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis (1992)

DOOM on SEGA 32X

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Yugoslavian Računari Computer Magazine Covers from the 1980s-90s

Carmageddon II: Carpocalypse Now (1998)

Daytona USA (1994)

PlayStation 2 console in form of Need For Speed Most Wanted.

It was made by the Spiritplayers for Electronic Arts and presented on convention in Leipzig in 2006 to promote the game. The keys were used to actually turn on the console.

Halo: Combat Evolved (2001)

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