Classic Replay

In the ever-evolving world of technology, few brands have managed to maintain their relevance and charm quite like the Sinclair ZX Spectrum. This iconic 8-bit home computer, first released in 1982, continues to captivate the hearts and minds of enthusiasts around the globe. But what is it about the ZX Spectrum that keeps it so firmly rooted in modern-day life? Nostalgia: A Powerful Force Nostalgia plays a significant role in the enduring appeal of the ZX Spectrum. For many, it represents a simpler time when gaming was in its infancy, and the thrill of loading a game from a cassette tape was unmatched. The ZX Spectrum was more than just a computer; it was a gateway to countless adventures and a source of endless creativity. The memories of those early gaming experiences continue to resonate with fans, keeping the brand alive and well. Social Media Presence In today's digital age, the ZX Spectrum has found a new lease of life on social media platforms. Hashtags related to the ZX Spec...

Golden Axe, a classic hack-and-slash game developed by Sega, has left an indelible mark on the gaming world since its release in 1989. Let's explore its journey across different platforms and see how it fared.  Arcade   Golden Axe made its debut in arcades, captivating players with its engaging gameplay and fantasy setting.  The arcade version is often hailed as the best iteration, thanks to its smooth controls, vibrant graphics, and immersive sound. It set the standard for beat-'em-up games and remains a beloved classic. Sega Mega Drive/Genesis The Sega Mega Drive (or Genesis in North America) brought Golden Axe to home consoles. While not a perfect port, it retained much of the arcade's charm and added two extra levels and new play modes. This version became a staple for Mega Drive owners and is fondly remembered for its faithful adaptation. Golden Axe on 16-bit Computers Golden Axe, the iconic hack-and-slash game, made its way to various 16-bit computers, including the...

I hope you enjoy my latest video. My fascination with arcade games has never left me, even during the the decline in the mid-1990s. I still cannot get enough, either through emulation or the real thing. Here I've set set out to explore the golden era of gaming with this collection of 95 must-play arcade games from the 1980s! From iconic classics like Pac-Man and Donkey Kong to hidden gems, this list will take you on a nostalgic journey through arcade history. #Pac -Man #donkeykong #Outrun #retrogaming

The Top 10 Scariest PS1 Games Well, as jumpy as PS1 games can get on a 32bit console. These are my best picks from the games I owned and played. I think it's testament to the PS1 that it still shows, with the lights out, no matter the dated graphics... Games can still be a little bit scary. I hope you enjoy, please leave a comment, like, ring that bell to be kept informed of newer uploaded vids. But more importantly, please subscribe. #ps1 #ps1collection #ps1games #playstation

The Amstrad CPC was my first home computer. I had the Amsoft ten pack that came with £100 worth of free software. It felt like a great time to be alive and I played those Amsoft titles until they refused to load. Later I discovered that you could pretty much walk into any supermarket or retail store and buy additional games. One problem, pocket money was rare back then, so that meant I could look, but not touch. I remember saving up for Outrun on the Amstrad. Took me around 6 weeks, then disaster struck. The game was a complete travesty, a massive Christmas Turkey. That was the day I learned a valuable lesson, don't believe everything you read. That's when I found Amstrad Action, they were trustworthy and I never bought a bad game again. This is about all those game I finally managed to purchase and stick with. Back then I purchased a game and would be stuck with it for for months on end until I could finally afford a new game. I think this allowed me to uncover almost every as...

I asked A.I. What are considered the TOP TEN Retro Games of all time? The results surprised me... It was that some of the games in there, I'd never personally considered until I saw them. Now it has me thinking. Two of the games in there I have to agree with, a no brainer. But there's a few where  I'm not convinced. Enjoy, please leave a comment and if you like this video, don't forget to subscribe. #top10 #bestgames #retrogaming