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Out of curiosity what are your plans for this game?
November 23, 2025 at 9:24 PM
Out of curiosity what are your plans for this game?
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Correction: 1965 - the Sony CV-2000 - a videocorder - hit retailers in August 1965, and was the first standalone commercial home video recorder (i.e. without a monitor)
The first standalone VCR hit in 1976 with Sony's SL-7200.
h/t to @matthewdessem.bsky.social on that
The first standalone VCR hit in 1976 with Sony's SL-7200.
h/t to @matthewdessem.bsky.social on that
Excited about “Golgo 13,” but I want to point out that consumer home video recording technology began in the 1960s, not the 1970s. The Sony CV-2000 is from 1965.
November 20, 2025 at 8:31 PM
Correction: 1965 - the Sony CV-2000 - a videocorder - hit retailers in August 1965, and was the first standalone commercial home video recorder (i.e. without a monitor)
The first standalone VCR hit in 1976 with Sony's SL-7200.
h/t to @matthewdessem.bsky.social on that
The first standalone VCR hit in 1976 with Sony's SL-7200.
h/t to @matthewdessem.bsky.social on that