• My son playing Atari 800xl

    Although my son wasn’t so keen on the 5 minute game load, he had a blast on the game. Quality games never lose their appeal

  • Atari 800XL added to collection

    Have been after this for a while, as one of my all time fav gaming computers. Reminds me of Sundays and my mates dens playing Mule, and Gridiron. two of the greatest games ever made

  • Fun at Bridlington Arcades

    Lewis, Paul, me and my son at Bridlington Arcades

  • Mame Arcade Machine all working, PLAY TIME

    Mame Arcade Monitor now all working, PLAY TIME

    • Fitted new Arcade monitor
    • Removed unsightly metal bar and bolts in place to stabilize cab, instead strengthened with mega wood compound. Solid now
    • Installed Earth Wiring
    • Installed power solution, so machine switch on/off with just one button (hidden at top)
    • Using smart power brick, now power to other devices if comp not on
    • Computer totally configured to run tiny XP OS, Booting straight into Maximus Arcade Mame Frontend. Windows all hidden.
    • Computer installed with Arcade VFA GPU so can use Arcade monitor and use authentic res.
    • Machine using Jpac connector, so can also play Jamma Boards
  • Got Myself an Arcade Monitor for the Cabinet

    Managed to get an Arcade Monitor for the cabinet, I had to drive to sheffield for it, but its perfect. right size and no screen burn. The monitor had no paperwork and the guy I bought it from didn’t know anything it them, except not to touch it

    The Guy had bought an complete machine with it in, he was converting it to a mame machine and wanted to use a LCD monitor. Asked me what I wanted it for, explained doing similar but wanted arcade CRT screen for authentic play experience and look.

    The guy was sound and help me pack it up safe and put in in my car. Now off to do tons of reading, as need to understand how I power this baby up, connect it to the JPAC and make sure its all safe.

  • GameBoy at it again, PSP

    Luke enjoying the PSP

  • Attaching a DivIDE Interface to the zxspectrum

    The DivIDE Interface with a CF card running on a ZXSpectrum, allowing me to play the games with the original hardware, but with current media and fast loads.

    DivIDE is an ATA (IDE) interface which takes your ZX Spectrum computing to a whole new level.
    As the time takes its toll on ageing media such as audio tapes or diskettes, many ZX Spectrum enthusiasts simply stick to emulation for better reliability and comfort. With divIDE you can put your software collection to a hard disk, CD-ROM or even CompactFlash card and experience your favourite games, demos and utilities the way the were meant to be run – and even better. Using existing firmwares, many users find their Speccy box again a live platform – time for you to make the switch? ;]” (quoted from http://baze.au.com/divide)

  • SunSpot memories

    SunSpot memories flood back, I WANT MY POCKET MONEY BACK. Melvs arm was stuck to one of these. SunSpot !!!!! Each Way Nudger