We play a football game, or I guess Soccer if you insist, on the Famicom Disk System - It's called Kick and Run, which is pretty on the nose I guess.

Can we learn the piano using the unique MIDI connected Music School 2 software?

We take a look at Vigilante on the Sinclair Spectrum, an arcade port of a less than stellar arcade game.

Atari were starting to lose the home computing war and were pushing a few weird concepts. One of these would be the STacy, a portable Atari ST.

Continuing our look at NECs PC Engine range, we take a look at the Shuttle, NECs attempt to redesign and cut costs.

Another in a long line of last Japanese auction boxes, this time it's definitely the last.

They are basically unknown today, but Radofin had a definite impact on early gaming.

We play the quirky single screen platformer, Bowin and the Count Dracula on the Sam Coupe.

It's a Pool game, it's on the PC Engine. It's Break in.

NEC's PC Engine line of consoles served the company well from the third generation all the way through much of the fourth. But with the growing dominance of the Super Nintendo and Sega Megadrive they realised they needed something more powerful. Enter the SuperGrafx, a PC Engine with a couple more chips hammered in.

Although the Einstein wasn't a popular machine it was responsible for quite a lot of the classic computer era games on 8 bit micros.

We take a look at the refresh of the classic space invaders clone, Galaga. Galaga 88 hits it up a notch and this PC Engine conversion is fantastic.

The ground from the Tatung should be connected to ALL of the grounds on the SCART connector. You also need to change some jumpers inside the Einstein itself to change the port display mode from YUV to RGB

Keith Courage was almost the mascot for the PC Engine, but i'm guessing someone played it and changed their mind. It certainly looks nice though.

https://youtu.be/6uCYzWQKVUA Keith Courage was almost the mascot for the PC Engine, but i'm guessing someone played it and changed their mind. It certainly looks nice though.

We have no idea about Bubblegum Crash Knight Sabers 2034, it's something about being part of the police force and investigating a bank robbery. It might be good, we aren't.

Super Boy Allan is an educational game focused on math, and particularly tough math at that.

We got a Fujitsu U20 from Japan, marked as not working. Can we get it to boot up (after cleaning out the Mouse Poop)?.

We take a look at Mad Dog McCree, the Philips CDI conversion of an arcade western light gun shooter.

Miner 2049er is a classic game released on multiple systems, we take a look on Epoch's market leading console.

We take a look at the digital version of the board game from Games Workshop. This is the Acorn A3000 version of HeroQuest.

Adding-an-external-3.5-disk-drive-to-a-Tatung-EinsteinDownload Thanks to Geoff (@geofflath) for correcting our spelling of Chris' name. The original 3" floppy disks for the Einstein are out of production and used floppies are hard to come by but, a modern 3.5" PC floppy drive without jumper settings, can be used by the Einstein TC01 computer and quickly fitted as shown. The Einstein computer needs a book disk to install DOS after which applications and programs saved on floppy disks can be loaded and run in the Einstein.

Adding-an-external-3.5-disk-drive-to-a-Tatung-EinsteinDownload Thanks to Geoff (@geofflath) for correcting our spelling of Chris' name. The original 3" floppy disks for the Einstein are out of production and used floppies are hard to...

The channel has been growing quite well so let's bring everyone up to speed with all the details and future thoughts in our State of the Channel Address 2019.

We play Wizard of Wor on Commodore's failed first entry into the console market, The Commodore 64 Games System. Wizard of Wor is a maze shooter, designed for two players.