OldSchoolGamer's Gaming Videos

[OldSchoolGamer]

Luckily on Atariage at the right time (4 am my time) caught this thread with Ben from Plaion showing new Atari 2600+/7800/Paddles with beautiful Blue buttons instead of classic red. Next thing I knew seeing my reply he offered me one along with several people replying in the thread, he continued giving away these Blue Button Atari controllers until his supply ran out.
Ben joined Atariage as a member taking feedback and suggestions shortly after Atari aquired Atariage forums. Represenitng the company PLAION that manufactures the Atari 2600+ and accessories for Atari.

[OldSchoolGamer]

Unexpected BIN HAUL, FINALLY scored! PLAYSTATION JOY?

Happy and excited, imagine my shock, guessing a SONY fan got a nice Christmas or Boxing Day UPGRADE if what I found in the BIN today is any indication No complaints here, gave me a reason to upload a video ASAP as I was not expecting to do any for the rest of this year but figured this would be a great excuse.

[OldSchoolGamer]

Who had something similar back in the 80's / 90's / Earlier?
Just a quick video I made.


https://www.youtube.com/shorts/MHHwuPk4zUA

[fluid_matrix]

Who had something similar back in the 80's / 90's / Earlier?

Not sure of the age, but I'm guessing from the 90's. No built in speaker, so I had to hook it up to a external speaker.

[OldSchoolGamer]

Blast from the past, found in a binder! Anyone else ever do this?

During some cleaning and organizing, I found a binder of long forgotten retro game related
texts, guides, walkthru's printed from various websites. Anyone ever print out such things?
Let's take a look at some of these material's perfectly preserved support texts for various
retro games.

[Gametrek]

The real nook about this video are the websites, contacts, and games you was looking at.

Lets be fair. You requested your spouse to use employee resources meant for the J o b...........
Resources that she did not pay for.........hmm

I am writing this because of the major I was apart of at the time. When I see a fellow student print a guide for "Resident Evil 4" ( a game I finished without using any guides, ) using the "All-purpose-paper" ( Printing paper meant for illustration ). This guy literally cheats with everything he is doing, and is flaunted by the horny-lonely-professor, exposing his arms.

Let me be honest. The last twenty years do not matter to me.

As you mentioned I would go insane sometimes, and then out of desperateness I would go online and just download the FAQs,

I miss the artwork from the guide-books. I miss when we had this thing called print and was done with respect.