Scenes you've never seen before in F-19 Stealth Fighter

SO RETRO!.. My 40 year old collection In Retro We Trust. Ode to #Retrocomputers, #Retroconsoles, #Retrogames and all the stuff we love. Good oldies of the 80s: C64, CPC, DOS, IBM, MSX, NES, SMS, STF...

13 Vintage Computer Keyboards compared for look & feel: Commodore 64, Apple IIe, MSX Toshiba HX-10, Amstrad CPC 464, MSX Yashica YC-64, Thomson TO7/70, MSX Philips VG8020, Atari 520 ST, Amstrad CPC 6128, C64C, Amiga, Amstrad PC 1640, IBM PS/2 Model M keyboard

The incredible intro scene of Another World (1991) and its groundbreaking engine using vector forms and rotoscoping, tested running on actual vintage Amiga 500 machine and CRT display.

Old pixels glory: Sierra King's Quest III, MS-DOS version, running on my IBM PS/2

The incredible intro scene of Another World (1991) and its groundbreaking engine using vector forms and rotoscoping, tested running on actual vintage Amiga 500 machine and CRT display.

13 Vintage Computer Keyboards compared for look & feel: Commodore 64, Apple IIe, MSX Toshiba HX-10, Amstrad CPC 464, MSX Yashica YC-64, Thomson TO7/70, MSX Philips VG8020, Atari 520 ST, Amstrad CPC 6128, C64C, Amiga, Amstrad PC 1640, IBM PS/2 Model M keyboard

13 Vintage Computer Keyboards compared for look & feel: Commodore 64, Apple IIe, MSX Toshiba HX-10, Amstrad CPC 464, MSX Yashica YC-64, Thomson TO7/70, MSX Philips VG8020, Atari 520 ST, Amstrad CPC 6128, C64C, Amiga, Amstrad PC 1640, IBM PS/2 Model M keyboard

13 Vintage Computer Keyboards compared for look & feel: Commodore 64, Apple IIe, MSX Toshiba HX-10, Amstrad CPC 464, MSX Yashica YC-64, Thomson TO7/70, MSX Philips VG8020, Atari 520 ST, Amstrad CPC 6128, C64C, Amiga, Amstrad PC 1640, IBM PS/2 Model M keyboard

13 Vintage Computer Keyboards compared for look & feel: Commodore 64, Apple IIe, MSX Toshiba HX-10, Amstrad CPC 464, MSX Yashica YC-64, Thomson TO7/70, MSX Philips VG8020, Atari 520 ST, Amstrad CPC 6128, C64C, Amiga, Amstrad PC 1640, IBM PS/2 Model M keyboard

The groundbreaking intro sequence of Alone In The Dark (Infogrames, 1992) running on actual vintage IBM PS/2 and its original CRT display. This game launched the survival horror genre and popularised 3rd person polygon display.

The incredible intro scene of Another World (1991) and its groundbreaking engine using vector forms and rotoscoping, tested running on actual vintage Amiga 500 machine and CRT display.

The incredible intro scene of Another World (1991) and its groundbreaking engine using vector forms and rotoscoping, tested running on actual vintage Amiga 500 machine and CRT display.

The incredible intro scene of Another World (1991) and its groundbreaking engine using vector forms and rotoscoping, tested running on actual vintage Amiga 500 machine and CRT display.

The incredible intro scene of Another World (1991) and its groundbreaking engine using vector forms and rotoscoping, tested running on actual vintage Amiga 500 machine and CRT display.

The incredible intro scene of Another World (1991) and its groundbreaking new 3D engine using vector forms and rotoscoping, tested running on actual vintage Amiga 500 machine and CRT display.

Old pixels glory: Sierra King's Quest III, MS-DOS version, running on my IBM PS/2

Playing Arkanoid, the emblematic video game from 1986, along with my kids on four different computers: Commodore 64, Amiga 500, Atari 520 ST and IBM PS/2

Playing Arkanoid, the emblematic video game from 1986, along with my kids on four different computers: Commodore 64, Amiga 500, Atari 520 ST and IBM PS/2

Comparing Comic Bakery on actual C64 and MSX computers (CRT display, not emulator)

Comparing Comic Bakery on actual C64 and MSX computers (CRT display, not emulator)

Comparing Comic Bakery on actual C64 and MSX computers (CRT display, not emulator)

Comparing Comic Bakery on actual C64 and MSX computers (CRT display, not emulator)

Comparing Comic Bakery on actual C64 and MSX computers (CRT display, not emulator)

Comparing Comic Bakery on actual C64 and MSX computers (CRT display, not emulator)