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All That Blitters – Super Hang-On

I got my first motorcycle, a Honda CB90, when I was in third grade. The bike was so tall and

A lot of things about Double Dragon appealed to me as a teenager. For starters, the protagonists of the game,

The first time I played Car Wars, the board game developed by Steve Jackson, was in 1985. In seventh grade,

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While the transition from 8-bit to 16-bit platforms offered new tools and additional processing power to developers, it also gave

I learned how to play chess when I was seven years old. My first chess board was a children’s edition

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In the early 1980s, home versions of arcade games rarely held a candle to their quarter-munching counterparts. Sure, some of

In the fall of 1986, Apple debuted the final computer in their Apple II line, the Apple IIgs. “GS” stood

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By the time I purchased my first PC in 1994, the Amiga market was fading fast. Software was still being

For a lot of kids in the 1980s, graduating from the Commodore 64 to the Amiga was a logical step.

Yukon Software, my parents’ computer store, opened in the summer of 1985. The store sold software (and occasionally hardware) for