Kilobyte Magazine 2020 – 1

  • discover
    The art of floppy disk sleeves: presenting the nicest disk covers
  • a hisorical society
    Dave McMurtrie does not only collect Commodore stuff. He also unites Commodorians
  • collecting craze
    An interview with a collection who might very well own the largest vintage computer collection in Latin America
  • stiff competition
    A new joystick for 8bit micros with 9pin joystick port. How good is it?
  • on the count of ten
    A closer look at Atari‘s latest Flashback console, its games and if it‘s worth buying.
  • kickstart or full stop
    Kickstart is a great platform if you want to make your dreams come true. We look at the good, the bad and the ugly sides of retro Kickstarter campaigns
  • boxed rarity
    Texas Instruments went head to head with Commodore back in the early 80s, but their TI 99/2 was a bridge too far for them
  • vampire hunter
    The Curse of Rabenstein is a new graphic adventure for many 8bit micros. And it‘s worth your time!
  • back to the past
    Into Hinterland World came out of nowhere and could be one of the nicest additions to the C64 shmup library in a while
  • collectible stuff
    It took nearly 30 years, but Metalstorm finally got its international release for the NES. Let‘s take a look at the collector‘s edition
  • hurdles in space
    Planet Death on Gameboy takes you back to a Galaxy far, far away

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Über Boris Kretzinger

Boris Kretzinger, Jahrgang 1981, lernte mit dem C64 Englisch und wurde vor dem Atari 2600 zum Joystickjockey. Seitdem schlägt sein Herz für 8-Bit und er sieht die Welt nur noch in sechzehn Farben.

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Dauerausstellung: Videogames made in Japan

Videogames made in Japan: Eine Ausstellung über japanische Videospielgeschichte im Flipper- und Arcademuseum Seligenstadt.

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