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In these 4 videos i am trying to honor the wonderful machine called Atari ST using the gamer's perspective. After all these years i learned that what makes a computer great is how it can inspire its user. Without doubt Atari ST was ( and still is ) a source of inspiration and made itself a strong competitor to the ...

Submission: http://tasvideos.org/3256S.html

This is a gameplay of unreleased "Dreamworld Pogie" for NES. The Game was originally written by Oliver Twins. Due to games cancelation sources was lost. However, user named "Dizzy" from Yolkfolk.com forums somehow has got his hands on the source code. After a year of tries to compile the code he ...

Tool-assisted speedrun Link to submission: http://tasvideos.org/3248S.html Author commentaries are available as subtitles. To enable or disable them, click the CC button in the video player.

In this video I load and play Test Drive from an original floppy disk on a real Commodore 128 in 64 mode with a SuperCPU. Since this is loaded from an original floppy in a real floppy drive, load times are poor. This is one of the few games that get a complete new life with the SuperCPU. The video frame rate is ...

This video is dedicated to everyone who doubts that Mortal Kombat is impossible to pull out on a Spectrum machine and, as evidenced by THIS (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0TW6dqTPb-I) video, thinks it's fake. Okay, gentlemen, if you still are in such state that makes me curse and cuss, just GO download UnrealSpeccy ...

Flight & shoot your way between five dangerous planets which you have to defeat. Use your strong weapons and maneuvering skills.

Submission: http://tasvideos.org/3236S.html This is a tool-assisted recording.

In 1991, Ocean Software, one of the leading software houses in the 8-bit home computer era were attempting to hit the market with yet another movie licensed game, but one that would set the boundaries in computer programming, one that was to break new ground, one that was to set new heights, a game that would change ...

Ocean Software (ZX Spectrum 128) [1987] Captured with Spectaculator, Fraps and VirtualDub.