Cool. There was some 68K's in arcade machines in the past as well. Though most were Z80 powered. What I noticed about that was you had a 68K as the main and the Z80 would be doing something else all together. I saw a video the other day and Super Hang On arcade was mentioned and it had 2 x 68ks, al...

I was wondering about if such a thing existed a few days ago. We know there are PC cards for Atari/Amiga but never the other way around.

You watch give it a week and suddenly there be loads of people asking where they gone :lol: I have the same sort of issue, I tend to only make stuff when its ordered, however this puts a delay on stuff and people kick off, be even harder for you that, your stuff is time consuming to make and test. I...

Loads in my loft unread still with the disks on, I was buying it until it went out of publication for a few months then it came back and I never bought it again, you could see where they was cutting word for word out of Wikipedia articles in the early ones :lol: I remember issue 1 reaching stupid p...

I would be seriously interested in an ST version of this... There was the retro gamer mags... Loads in my loft unread still with the disks on, I was buying it until it went out of publication for a few months then it came back and I never bought it again, you could see where they was cutting word f...

Loads of these coming out lately love to know where all the pics are coming from, can never find them when you want them :lol: I assume they are taking screenshots themselves probably from a emulator... That's a point, I was thinking of the game covers, the paperwork, a lot of that must have long g...

Loads of these coming out lately love to know where all the pics are coming from, can never find them when you want them

A follow up video, he charges the RS brand one and it does meet the specs and just over :p

A tool that lets you make Game Boy games that run in a emulator or on a real Game Boy via whatever flash cart you have, no programming know how needed :

https://www.gbstudio.dev/

Interesting information if anyone wants to develop for the Atari 2600 on real hardware, uses a special audio tape cartridge which was interesting on its own :

https://hackaday.io/project/164627-atar ... ackerspace