When IBM designed the PCjr., it based it on its pre-existing IBM PC Color/Graphics Display Adapter (CGA).  However, IBM did not design...

When it comes to videos showing footage of real retro PC and console games, Youtube and the other major video sharing sites suck.  Here is w...

Accessing DOS Microsoft Windows 95 and 98 use Real Mode DOS as a boot loader.  Windows provides all the services a well-behaved DOS progra...

IBM decided that its Color/Graphics Adapter would support a 320x200 pixel resolution in its "medium" resolution graphics modes.  I...

One Must Fall 2097 Title Screen Rise of the Robots SVGA Title Screen Rise of the Robots VGA Title Screen In 1991, Street Fig...

When the first home computers came to market in the late 1970s, their capabilities were focused mainly on getting text to display on the scr...

Continuing in my series profiling various flash cart devices, I turn to that incredible device known as the Everdrive 64.  This cartridge lo...

Once upon a time, if you wanted to play a game on the Nintendo Entertainment System, you needed the cartridge of that game.  The idea of a f...