About REBOL

http://www.rebol.com/about.html

to personal computers in 1985 with the Commodore Amiga multimedia computer. The development of the REBOL language began in the mid-1980's as part of several other specialized prog

Learn Multiplatform Z80 Assembly Programming... With Vampires!... MultiPlatform Lessons

https://www.chibiakumas.com/z80/multiplatform.php

joystick devices of the computers into a common buffer... We can now use this hardware buffer, with our predefined keymap  to read in key input... and we'll also make a 're-d

History of Microchess - Peter Jennings

http://www.benlo.com/microchess/

program sold for home computers. After six months of development, the first copy was shipped on December 18, 1976. In preparation for the 2002 Vintage Computer Festival , I powere
The Early History of Microchess

The Oldskool PC Carnival Sideshow

http://www.oldskool.org/shrines/carny

low-cost home computers at the time, most had a cartridge slot. I can just imagine the development meeting: "Atari, Timex, Texas Instruments, Commodore--they've all got cartridge

TinkerDifferent

https://tinkerdifferent.com/

line of notebook computers, sold between 1991 and 2006. 263 2.5K Sub-forums Sub-forums Macintosh Portable PowerBook (68k-based) PowerBook (PowerPC-based) PowerBook G3 & iBook
A community of tinkerers dedicated to vintage computing.

SegaBase - Sega CD

http://www.atani-software.net/segabase/SegaBase-SegaCD.html

part of their personal computers, and the public acceptance of a CD-ROM based videogame console was surprisingly easy.  "I see CD-ROM for another four to six years," said Int
Sam's ongoing project to document Sega's entire classic videogame libarary

The Retrocomputing Museum

http://www.catb.org/retro/

Reduced Instruction Set Computers? Well, here is the concept taken to its logical extreme — an emulator for a computer with just one (1) instruction (Subtract and Branch if
A museum of archaic computer languages

THE HISTORY OF THE MUSEUM

http://myoldcomputers.com/museum/history_of_the_museum.htm

actual number of  computers and accessories in the museum. But space limitations force me to box and store the rest. There are actually 260+ total computers in the collection

How to run adventure games - SPAG

http://www.spagmag.org/archives/howtorun.html

and Windows personal computers. The software and filenames given as examples are usually PC-specific. However, most of the information in this document is relevant to users of oth

Pete's QBASIC / QuickBasic Site

http://www.petesqbsite.com/index.php

compatible with today’s computers. Back in the Windows 3.x / 95 / 98 / ME days, computers still booted into MS-DOS before they booted into Windows, so QB ran fairly seamlessly. It

The Trailing Edge

http://www.trailingedge.com/

Five Most Wanted Home Computers Video Games Wanted Resources Library Related News Archive Old Friends Sell/Trade Welcome to The Trailing Edge This site is devoted to computing tec

jxself.org

https://jxself.org/

time. The popular home computers of the era, like the Apple II or TRS-80, had a tiny fraction of that, often as little as 32KB. Their solution was twofold. First, they split the m

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