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Hey man!  I check every once in a while.  Unfortunately, the activity on the forum has gone down quite a bit. 

I don't know.  Going to events like PRGE and FPF makes you think that retro gaming is still very popular.  I mean, both of those events just get bigger and there are various other events (like Midwest Gaming Classic) that continue to grow.  That would suggest that the interest in retro gaming is still pretty high. 

Here's a new video looking at various versions of Space Invaders...

The Empire Strikes Back: Atari Archive Episode 73

Las Vegas Roulette, PGA Golf, Tennis, Skiing: Intellivision Archive Episode 5

Thanks for PatmanQC, here's the history of this arcade classic!

Here's another video looking at the history of this game.  This video is by PatmanQC...

New video by PatmanQC looking at this game...

In 1971, three student teachers in Minneapolis, MN created a little computer game about westward expansion in the United States. Over 50 years later, The Oregon Trail series has sold more than 65 million copies and has been inducted into the World Video Game Hall of Fame. But the original creators never made a penny off the game. Learn the story behind one of the most successful edutainment games of all time.

PatmanQC brings to us the history of the official sequel to smash arcade hit Pac-Man...

Apollo's June 1982 games: Atari Archive Episode 72

Here is a brand new video by Retrogamer Gen X covering the system...

Got these this week.  The game is a game about diabetes.  As an endocrinologist, I felt compelled to support the person who made the game.

I have actually never played Starmaster!  I've played Star Raiders and Phaser Patrol, though.  The latter is my favorite for this type of game.

Where do you store you collection? Mansion?

I own a T.A.R.D.I.S.!