Do you remembe the sound of Dot Matrix Printers of the 1980s?
Hear this: youtu.be/B0rrrQEbnbo

Apple ][ King's Quest |||
. . .
photo shot in my studio

except for the sound I presume :)

The Best!

The King of All Games.
Photo shot in my studio.

Retro setups, CRT glowing pixels, genuine hardware, floppy disks, ball mouse and wild joystick.

That's the Retro Dream experience.

For more authentic retro, visit
youtube.com/@RetroDream

Gear up for #retrocomputing nostalgia!

Thanks for sharing

Thanks for sharing, man. Such a great game, so many people played

Haha thanks a lot, I appreciate :)
Indeed I often think I'd have a been a good advertiser

Not yet!

"MUAHAHAHAHAHAHA!" :)

You grazed him very well 👏
My first Ultima was the VI when we got a home PC in 1990, but had we owned an Apple II back in the 1980s I'd no doubt have played one of the earlier Ultima

Haha 😄
Glad to see there are enlighted people around!

I remember finishing the arcade version at a ski resort in 1991. I was beside myself, I was so surprised I could go that far, it was as if someone else was playing. By the time I reached the end, a small crowd had gathered and was cheering. I was a shy teenager back then.

The Guardian from Ultima VII coming through the screen of my IBM PS/1 model 2133.
This is part of my Nostalgia Factory youtu.be/BhgM-b59cKI

Actual screenshot from my Amiga CRT

I totally agree. It was a different kind of beauty back then

When I first saw Xenon 2 on an Atari ST, almost 40 years ago, I thought it was the most beautiful game ever. And one of the most difficult, too!

The original Wizardry on my Apple II

I miss my original one too.
What about getting a new one?

Just Do It

I had another model M but sold it away and regret it now

Thanks!

What was first?

The exotic counter of my studio: Secret of Monkey Island running on IBM PS/2. And a bottle of rum!

It's a great tune 😀

Another iconic image: Amiga system disk

Correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems like this is the very first online review of the Toshiba HX-21 MSX system:
youtu.be/hK2Fo2Q6wCc

That's an unusual thought enough to be mentioned :)

oh yea, legendary adventure :)

Good old machines, we all wanted at least one of them back then