I am a big fan of PhilsComputerLab.com. If you haven’t check this out, I urge you to do so, especially if you like DOS hardware & DOS games. I have learned some tricks I use today from his very explanatory videos he makes on his YouTube channel. (https://www.youtube.com/c/philscomputerlab) I love the fact that you can…
Hi everyone! Allow me shortly introduce myself: Cybercow is the name 🙂 Our Retropal friend Vulturius was kind enough to extend me an invitate to join the Retropals community. Something I have, of course, graciously accepted. Vulturius and myself actually go way back, some 25+ years, back to the day when Retro games were well just … games…
Hey guys, A few months ago we made a lot of fuzz around Vulturius’ newest project, RetroLANGaming. Now we are ready to share the trailer with the world. Shot at the small convention Spellewaarde in Belgium, where we had our premiere and it was an instant succes. Pc’s were manned the whole day and we had…
Hi retro addicts! Remember one of the first posts I made for this blog? It was about a little – well, pretty big – gem I got from AuronnBE, the infamous Admiral PC which came back to life again after a difficult rebirth. I didn’t want the story to end there and decided to upgrade…
After all your kind reactions on the first part, 1983, it is now the time to present our second installment of The Dos Back in Time Series. I, Vulturius, would like to take you all with me down memory lane to PC gaming era on MSDos year by year. The games that make it into…
Saturday is a big day for the RetroPals and Vulturius as he will present a brand new concept: RetroLanGaming. There is a small convention close by named ‘Spellewaarde’ where we will beta-test a new gaming experience which we can possibly present on bigger conventions in the future. Spellewaarde, previously known as Spellebeurs, focuses on all…
Hi all, A couple of days ago i’ve found a great post on Vogons by Mau1wurf1977. It seems like he’s almost equally obsessed with Retro DOS machines & Retro DOS games like myself 😉 His post is about creating a VGA Benchmark Database worldwide for DOS computers 😉 It immediately grabbed my attention because it reminded…