Retro gamer chasing childhood nostalgia and exacting revenge on foes of old.

Joined March 2023
Apple Inc. is completing 50 years, so, here's some influential games that were born on the Apple computer. Precisely on the Apple II (1977), which hosted early installments of many beloved franchises. Company was founded in 1976 to market Wozniak's Apple I personal computer. Its successor, the Apple II, became one of the 1st successful mass-produced 8-bit computers.
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One thing I really like about the retro gaming community is that some of the legends who actually created the games we love are still active on Twitter and sometimes engage directly with fans. I find that fascinating - it's always great to hear their stories and first-hand memories from that era. A few I've seen are: Jordan Mechner (@jmechner) Andrew Braybrook (@UridiumAuthor) Sandy Petersen (@SandyofCthulhu) Richard Garriott (@RichardGarriott) I’m sure there are more, so if you know any others, please drop their handles in the comments. I'd love to follow them too! It would be awesome to see how many of these pioneers are still around and active here. Thanks for helping out and spreading the word!
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Retroslayer retweeted
Cloudy Mountain, originally released as the officially licensed "Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Cartridge" for Intellivision, first released on this day in 1982. You can play it on Evercade with Intellivision Collection 2!
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Retroslayer retweeted
Tiger-Heli is coming to Atari consoles for the first time! 🚁 Pre-order: atari.pulse.ly/k6apzdbrc2
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Take a look at one of @Alan_1_Games's next arcade cabinet. 👀 They're taking Missile Command: Recharged to the next level. You'll feel like a real life commander once you sit down in one of these. 🤯 arcadeheroes.com/2025/01/27/…
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