I love that the area they refer to as the “Computer Wonderland” is a mere 2 pages and a quarter of that space is taken up by furniture. Still it does this old Commodore geek’s heart good to see them selling only the C64 and 128. Either of them will suit me fine as a Christmas gift.
Professor Brian Oblivion: Great post! The Criterion had better come in a huge plastic clamshell case. Only Jess...
Fraze: I can’t even BELIEVE you posted this!! Just last weekend we had some friends over and during dinner we...
roadsidewonders: Damn! Had I envisioned them that I way — I would have tried a lot harder to avoid them :) Professor Brian Oblivion: Great review! I loved that show! Nobody wore shirts in the ’80′s because it...
Sean Hartter: Thanks, but I think ANY other art besides the VHS art would be an improvement! I have fond memories of...
Daniel Th1rte3n: Awesome review! And take it from me, no one wore shirts in the 80′s.. Daniel Th1rte3n: Wow..I too remember this, yet have never seen it…is this some sort of weird psychological...
The Retroist: Quick search on YouTube and I got my lunch time entertainment. The problem with modern cartoons? Too... Daniel Th1rte3n: @The Retroist I agree! Sean’s art is what I imagine the cover of a Criterion release of...
mwentworth: I enjoyed Phantom Menace thoroughly when it came out; I am a small minority who was more put off by the...
I would *love* a C64 for Christmas, too!
1985- the Christmas I got my C128 and started the never ending spiral of nerd-dom.