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Digital Obscuria
I love classic computers, always have. And for some odd reason, obsolete and obscure systems are what make me the most excited. Maybe it's the idea of finding something a little more rare, or maybe it's just nostalgia... either way - it's fun. Ironically, , it started with a quest to find an operational Commodore 64. Sadly, I have yet to find a Commodore 64 owner willing to give theirs up (or should I say "give it to me for free"). My collection is small at the moment, but will eventually grow.
3DO To Go
| 3DO To Go is an ongoing series of videos about the oft forgotten 3DO console of the mid-nineties. Produced in partnership with RisingStuff.com |  |
Alternate Uses for a 3DO
| Think a 3DO is just good for playing obscure video games from the mid-nineties that no one's ever heard of? Well, guess again! In this video I continue my recent video game theme and show some great new uses for this otherwise forgotten console. |  |
3DO FZ-1
| Panasonic's FZ-1... the definitive 3DO in my mind. Damn, it's a big machine. |  |
JVC X'Eye
| The Wondermega in Japan, the X'Eye combines the Genesis and the Sega CD into one package. |  |
PSX VCD Card
| Produced by GAMARS, you can "Press any Ley", and watch some VCDs on your Playstation |  |
Hot Rod
| The 8088 Laptop that will steal your heart... and your wallet if you let it. |  |
Hollister
| This is a MacPlus 1MB that was left on the floor of my bedroom for six months. |  |
Vicky
| She's a Commodore Vic-20. Probably the oldest model of the bunch. |  |
Laser 128 Pile
| A couple accessories for my now fried (and later thrown out a window and hit with a hammer) Laser 128. Not all that exciting really. |  |
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