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My MiSTer FPGA is better than your MiSTer FPGA – here’s how to build the ultimate, ultimate retro gaming rig
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The EscapistRetro Gaming
In 1985, one video game made you telephone for permission to nuke Europe
By Paul McNally
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The EscapistRetro Gaming
The companies that made gaming what it is today: Ére Informatique and it’s ‘French Touch’
By Paul McNally
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The EscapistRetro Gaming
A forgotten copy of Amberstar resurfaced after 34 years, complete with my handwritten notes
By Paul McNally
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The EscapistRetro Gaming
The lost online world that came before the Internet and the World Wide Web
By Paul McNally
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UFO sightings over Washington – is our smart tech tricking us more than ever or are “they” really here?
By Paul McNally
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