Pretty crazy stuff if you haven't seen it - a game store owner had a box of Super Mario/Duck Hunt carts that turned out to be - brand new - manufactured in 1993 (!) - an extremely late variant unknown to collectors nintendowire.com/news/2026/07...
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Chris Kohler
Профиль VivelyEditorial Director of the BAFTA-nominated Tetris Forever and more at Digital Eclipse. Co-host, Good Job, Brain! WIRED editor from 2005 to 2017. Well-known Japanese curry enjoyer. Games, books, bio, etc: http://www.chriskohler.biz
Really good post that dovetails with a lot of what I said in my Portland Retro Gaming Expo panel last year -- - you should be having fun with your hobby - buy the things you like, keep what sparks joy - don't let "bargain hunting" mean skipping things you like and buying stuff you don't want
Kimimi🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️~Why~ you buy old games is infinitely more important than ~which ones~: kimimithegameeatingshemonster.com/2024/09/07/t...
I have just been made aware of a place called "Little Yummy" in Asakusabashi that serves "Forbidden Bacon Cheese Curry" tabelog.com/en/tokyo/A13...
I'm going to VCF West! I mean, I usually go, but this time I will bring a whole bunch of computer games, hardware, ephemera, and other such things to sell. August 1-2 at the Computer History Museum - it's a really fun show if you are a huge nerd vcfed.org/vcf-west-lay...
[my brain, to the tune of "simply irresistible"] shitting in a taco bell
FuturismLive más — on the toilet.
As a person who covered the original Steam Machines, Steam Controller, visited Valve to talk about it, etc. and watched it all be received rather poorly, it was really interesting to see them basically announce the same thing many years later and see the total 180 opposite reaction
Jason SchreierValve's new Steam Machine was 14 years (and one big failure) in the making. Here's the twisty story behind the Steam maker's decade-long quest to bring PCs to the living room: www.bloomberg.com/news/newslet...