Wisconsin Computer Club
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The news/media account for the Wisconsin Computer Club. Serving the entire state of Wisconsin, with events every month. Join the club (it's free!) and join the fun! Check out our website at https://wisconsincomputerclub.com!
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A few photo's of @graffias79.bsky.social's beautiful Amiga One 500 machine at the WCC's Green Bay show on 10.4.25. This is a piece of kit I'd always wanted back when it was "new" so it was a treat to take it for a spin at the show!
An Amiga One 500 at a WCC show. An Amiga One 500 at a WCC show. An Amiga One 500 at a WCC show.
wiscomputerclub.bsky.social
Arbitrary post about the Casio Loopy on it's anniversary tour with us! Maddest props again to @partlyhuman.com for making this all possible with the Floopy Drive and the English language translation of the crazy dog game so folks can actually get into the Loopy!
The Casio Loopy, a commercially unsuccessful Japanese video game console, running at a WCC show in Green Bay, Wisconsin.
wiscomputerclub.bsky.social
Is Facebook super broken for everyone today, or is it just me? 😅

For all that money Meta has, it's wild that their site is still a clunky mess all the time.
wiscomputerclub.bsky.social
The Wisconsin Computer Club's show in Green Bay on 10.4.25 was a blast! Many thanks to all who came out to experience all these great old machines and talk shop with the club and I! Looking forward to our next visit to Titletown!
Guests at a WCC show explore the main room. Machines on the tables across the back wall (partly visible around guests) include: Amiga 1200, Amiga 500, NEC PC Engine Core Grafx, Amiga One 500, Nintendo Virtual Boy, Sega Dreamcast, Tandy 1100FD, Apple 2GS. Free stuff we were giving away is in boxes at the front of the room. Guests enjoy a WCC show. Machines pictured (partly hidden by guests) include Otter X16, Commodore 64, Atari 800XL, Nintendo Gamecube, Nintendo Super Famicom, Amiga 1200, Amiga 500, NEC  PC Engine Core Grafx, Amiga One 500. Mr. Moran's video-to-text demo, now in full motion and high resolution! The old camera (left) inputs video data to a small computer, which translates the image into text characters to recreate the displayed image in real time. This is a technical triumph a year in the making! Mr. Mijal's "corner" of the show, featuring an IBM PS/2 model 60 computer, Apple Macintosh Classic, Tandy 1000, and apple 2GS.
wiscomputerclub.bsky.social
An absolutely stunning setup! Several of our members and I had a chance to talk with her, and her knowledge and passion for these unusual machines is unmatched!
thegirlg33k.com
I forgot to post up my VCFMW table setup yesterday. There were so many lovely folks to chat with and share my love of these systems with.

The lead-up work for conventions is so stressful, but seeing so many folks connect with systems from Japan makes it all worthwhile.
Six systems set up on tables - Casio Loopy, NEC PC-9821, Fujitsu FM-NEW7, Sharp X68000, Sharp MZ-1500, and Panasonic A1 MSX2 - playing different games or running different software.
wiscomputerclub.bsky.social
We're doing something silly on a very unusual machine this Saturday in Green Bay! 😁
The game "Doctor Robotnik's Ring Racers plays on a sleeper PC built into the shell of an Atari 800XL The game "Doctor Robotnik's Ring Racers plays on a sleeper PC built into the shell of an Atari 800XL
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futurewas8bit.bsky.social
Rod Hull Replays: Hunch Back - Ocean - Unexpanded Commodore VIC20👍🤩🎉
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#RetroGaming #RetroComputing #8bit #Commodore #VIC20
Rod Hull Replays: Hunch Back - Ocean - Unexpanded Commodore VIC20👍🤩🎉
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dustyumbreon236.bsky.social
Wanted to get some swag speakers for the Brewster, and one ebay search night later I have these Roland MA-12C! They look and sound excellent :)
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futurewas8bit.bsky.social
It's that time again.. an fresh sheet of TFW8b.com flavoured SD card stickers a go-go
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marleyhughes.bsky.social
As someone who only got a Dreamcast earlier this year, I wholeheartely agree with the cozy moniker for it. I guess it has more to do with the console's (and its games') Y2K aesthetics above all else.
retroblast.bsky.social
SEGA Dreamcast is probably my "coziest" console.

I feel happier and more peaceful when I play Dreamcast games. Maybe I'm nostalgic for this era of SEGA, but I know I'm not the only one who feels this way.

It wasn't here for long, but it left a huge mark for me.
wiscomputerclub.bsky.social
We installed one of your A2Pico units at the show too! Many thanks for all you do for the community to keep these old machines rocking and rolling!
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vcfederation.bsky.social
Do not miss your chance to exhibit at VCF Montreal in 2026! #VCFMTL

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Ne manquez pas votre chance d’exposer au VCF Montréal en 2026 ! #VCFMTL

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wiscomputerclub.bsky.social
Wow!
heredragons.be
There are also printer and tape expansions. There's even a floppy drive, but I've not managed to find one. Yet.
wiscomputerclub.bsky.social
I very rarely share stuff that isn't retro tech, but... come on, gimme a pass here. 😁
jonathanslater.bsky.social
Spirit Halloween stores are crazy this year, right?
wiscomputerclub.bsky.social
We had a great show at CREATE Portage County! Our next one is October 10th!
Video games on a table at a WCC show. From left to right, Nintendo Famicom, Nintendo Gamecube, Commodore 64, and Nintendo Virtual Boy. Apple 2GS computer at a Wisconsin Computer Club show. An ASCII live feed video on retro tech at a WCC show. Two Macintosh computers at a Wisconsin Computer Club show.
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graffias79.bsky.social
Printing some more miniature Commodore PETs to have on hand for future @wiscomputerclub.bsky.social shows!
Image of my 3D printer printing some parts in black PLA
wiscomputerclub.bsky.social
Horrible, but not surprising- criminal regimes giving each other the green light to do awful things...
wiscomputerclub.bsky.social
A few more photos from #VCFMW!

We have even more photos stashed on the WCC forums, and will continue to post more as I have time. This is a tremendous show!
Lighted keyboards for retro computers! A Commodore PET doing it's thing at Vintage Computer Festival Midwest. The PROGRAMINOMICON at Vintage Computer Festival Midwest. A mostly-new Apple Lisa, complete with high resolution LCD display.
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nathaniellockhart.bsky.social
VCFMW is probably my favorite show of the year. #vcfmw
A display of vintage 50s and 60s televisions, each showing something from their era. A woodgrain console TV is on the bottom, and a Philco sits on top of it. A display showing a 4-bit CPU made entirely of relays. It's standing upright on a brown board, with labels and LEDs demonstrating each section's function A Casio Loopy setup, a Japan-exclusive console targeted at girls in the 90s. It's being displayed with a pink Disney Princess branded CRT television. A 4-bit counter made with vacuum tubes. It's about the size of a breadbox.
wiscomputerclub.bsky.social
Correct! We are very grateful to everyone that keep all our networks and devices humming along! ❤️
kenfager.bsky.social
Civilized society would grind to a halt without furry sysadmins. #vcfmw
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8bithe.art
Holy cats, #vcfmw is huge.