Thought this would be interesting. Anyone else see examples of historic art that inspired gaming ?
What a great article. I want to make my own cardboard cabinet for the upcoming street fighter movie. This gives some great ideas on process.
What a great article. I want to make my own cardboard cabinet for the upcoming street fighter movie. This gives some great ideas on process.
Sweet idea. Even more there are smart switches that can be controlled from a phone. Likey acnything that has composite but not hdmi can just be unplugged
Everything just plugs into one octopus adapter at the same time
Older top end home receivers have a lot of video and hdmi inputs. I’ve been rescuing them from the garbage. If it had a composite input on it most people don’t want it.
Most of the really old game systems make you put a cartridge in them anyway, not sure how you’d get over that.

It’s a pretty obvious graphic pattern. It wouldn’t be crazy to think that it would have been developed independently of any influence.
Still what you mention looks dead on


Wouldn’t that just be a soccer ball?
Maybe I haven’t used it enough, but I don’t think it’s that big of a deal. I may just need to game more, or play the ‘right’ games. I DO like the crt I have. I don’t at all feel issue jumping on to a modern OLED 55" LG.
I went though quote a hassle and around $900 getting the CRT I have working. If this was for gaming it wouldn’t have been worth it.
I have
Thought this would be interesting. Anyone else see examples of historic art that inspired gaming ?

I think I’m settled on using the apple to play since I bothered to recap it.
what you are saying is what I came up with, but I figured that there had to be a better way.

I had been doing that

I have the printed help guide , but it seems to assume some kind of basic competence. The version on my floppy emu is cracked, but I think the game may just be hard, not altered

I tried. Pulling the power while in a losing battle resulted in naked characters with no inventory

Yes. It auto saves as you adventure…
I’ve recapped an Apple 2e and started playing what was one of my first games, the bards tale.
I distinctly recall I beat the game, but I can hardly get 1/2 through the first floor of the first dungeon.
I started grinding near a temple where I can heal my party but the rng encounters make a very hard battle every 4-5 battles that wipe party members.
Reviving a party member cost 900 gold a level so if I do get them leveled up to 2 or 3 it’s too expensive to get a raise.
Anyone else remember this game?
Pretty freaking cool. I feel old realizing that super sayians already around in 1992.