This one looks good:
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If you can get hold of one, A3D from Aureal. It had DOS drivers and it's a heck of a board.
If you have an ISA slot, there are tons of new boards on tindie.com
www.tindie.com/products/ret...
The Beast Within. Terrific.
And he did it in less than five parsecs.
I hope you're not feeling thirsty...
I prefer that than having it managed through a network.
Captain Blood, eh?
This has less to do with age verification, more to do with platforms wanting to get hold of IDs.
Meta is trying to verify an account of mine dating back to 2005.
We live in a world awash with cutting edge technology, and yet no one has manufactured a microwave with a 'fish lock' setting.
Yesterday at the Load ZX museum in Cantanhede we presented the GOTY ZX Spectrum Award for best demo 2025, congratulations to AddMortem by Joker and Arise and all the other nominees!
Is that...
Is that a hamster stampede attack?!
I need this game.
Congratulations to Next Point for winning the Best ZX Spectrum Next Game award!!!
It's 2026 and we're about to be treated to a magical ZX Spectrum games awards ceremony.
Tune in at 3pm!
www.youtube.com/live/y1RCSr6...
I'll need a crank to adjust the head alignment...
The ZX Spectrum Museum in Portugal!
This tape loading is likely to take a while...
#retrocomputing
The ZX Spectrum is a small computer, they say?
Any love for Netmech (Mechwarrior 2 online)? I still have a hole shaped like it, an itch I can't scratch.
Miss those battles and the Grand Council ladder.
Ice. Hockey. Puck.
Too little too late.
Commodore rested on its laurels with the amazing lead the original Amiga came with, and took too long to follow it up with a meaningful improvement. By the CD32 time, VGA and 3D chips sealed the Amiga's fate.
AGA at the outset was late. '020 was old. The lead was gone.
Wow, how far Mel Brooks and Martin Short have fallen!
Now *why* the NES version got ported instead of the MSX is another interesting question. All I know is that Kojima wasn't involved in the NES version, maybe some royalties issue there; or maybe Konami though the NES version to be the better one? No idea.
Only plausible explanation is weird contractual obligations at the time. Nintendo ran a tight ship, controlling which games could be released, and even how many a year by each company (thus why Konami used a shell company, Ultra Games). By porting the NES version they likely had to stick to clauses.
This was my weapon of choice at the time.
But there was always an Amiga running Imagine and Sculpt4D in the background to save the day.
Here's the OG one. No NES in sight.
Because Metal Gear is originally Konami. It was a MSX game that got licensed and ported to NES (and beyond) afterwards.
