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‘Minecraft’ Data Mining Reveals Players’ Darkest Secrets

Posted on February 9, 2018 by Jason Johnson

A Minecraft fan is using data-mining techniques to retrieve players’ in-game journals and correspondence, some of which is inspiring, depressing, and absurd. Continue reading ‘Minecraft’ Data Mining Reveals Players’ Darkest Secrets→

Posted in data mining, gaming, Minecraft, pc

The Story of ‘Hyperchess,’ a 3D Chess Game Inspired by Star Trek

Posted on January 19, 2018 by Jason Johnson

Max Chappell spent a lifetime developing an outlandish 3D chess game and selling it at Star Trek conventions. Continue reading The Story of ‘Hyperchess,’ a 3D Chess Game Inspired by Star Trek→

Posted in board games, gaming, sci-fi, Star Trek

What if Every Game Was ‘Snake’ on an Old Nokia?

Posted on December 18, 2017 by Jason Johnson

‘Shadow of the Colossus,’ ‘Super Mario Bros.,’ and ‘Papers Please’ get the absurd Snake demake they never deserved. Continue reading What if Every Game Was ‘Snake’ on an Old Nokia?→

Posted in gaming, Nokia, pippin barr, snake

This Windows 95 Tribute Traps You Inside Microsoft’s 3D Maze Screensaver

Posted on November 17, 2017 by Jason Johnson

For all those who ever dreamed of playing Microsoft’s iconic screensaver, here’s your chance. Continue reading This Windows 95 Tribute Traps You Inside Microsoft’s 3D Maze Screensaver→

Posted in gaming, pc, screensaver, windows 95

How to Order Starbucks Coffee with a Commodore 128

Posted on November 6, 2017 by Jason Johnson

On Thursday, Paul DeCarlo became the first person to order a Starbucks Dark Roast coffee from a Commodore 128. Continue reading How to Order Starbucks Coffee with a Commodore 128→

Posted in coffee, Commodore 128, gaming, Hack

This Forgotten Nintendo 64 Game Is One Part Photoshop, One Part ‘Mario Paint’

Posted on October 5, 2017 by Jason Johnson

An obsolete memory card from the 90s made Mario’s foray into photoshopping inaccessible until now. Continue reading This Forgotten Nintendo 64 Game Is One Part Photoshop, One Part ‘Mario Paint’→

Posted in emulation, gaming, Hack, mario, n64, Nintendo 64, rom

We Want This One-Of-A-Kind Portable PlayStation 2

Posted on August 29, 2017 by Jason Johnson

This prestigious hardware mod places PlayStation 2 games in the palms of your hands. Continue reading We Want This One-Of-A-Kind Portable PlayStation 2→

Posted in gaming, mods, Playstation 2, ps2 | Tagged Sony

This New Version of Solitaire Is Being Released on Floppy Disks

Posted on August 29, 2017 by Jason Johnson

This is how you do a retro revival in 2017. Continue reading This New Version of Solitaire Is Being Released on Floppy Disks→

Posted in floppy drive, gaming, ms-dos, pc, ΡΕΤΡΟ

A Modder Brings Multiplayer to the Virtual Boy, Nintendo’s Most Anti-Social Console

Posted on August 23, 2017 by Jason Johnson

Friends not included. Continue reading A Modder Brings Multiplayer to the Virtual Boy, Nintendo’s Most Anti-Social Console→

Posted in gaming, M.O.D., nintendo, virtual boy, VR

How to Make Music With Original Sega Genesis Hardware

Posted on August 7, 2017 by Jason Johnson

This DIY electronic project unlocks the secrets of Sega’s sound chips. Continue reading How to Make Music With Original Sega Genesis Hardware→

Posted in diy, gaming, sega | Tagged Chips

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