Missile Command (1980): The Arcade Legend That heart-pounding Atari classic arcade game where you’re the last line of defense against a relentless sky full of incoming doom. One wrong move and your cities go up in smoke. It’s the kind of game that turns a casual quarter into a full-on stress test – and we … Read more
From Early Days to a Landmark Film Experience Before The Wall became one of rock’s most iconic films in 1982, Pink Floyd were a group of experimental outsiders, pushing the limits of psychedelic sound in late-’60s London. Their early years were filled with restless creativity, bold experimentation, and the beginnings of the isolation and tension … Read more
That Familiar Glow The crisp white lines on a black screen, the steady beeps, the triangular ship rotating and thrusting through floating rocks — Asteroids captured something special when it arrived in arcades in late 1979. While not the first video game, it became one of the most influential, popularizing vector graphics, wrap-around playfields, and … Read more
Space Invaders – the game that invaded arcades worldwide in the late 1970s and sparked the golden age of video gaming! So I was just wondering of a game to post about and well I said, why not start with the first all time classic! Well, while not technically the very first arcade game (pioneers … Read more
From a 1200-baud modem to TA2Web — see how The Afterburner BBS inspired a modern blog connecting curious minds to classic tech and nostalgia! Indeed, The Afterburner and the Commodore 64 is why this website is here right now — Before websites, before Wi‑Fi, and long before social media feeds that never seem to end, … Read more
Classic Strategy Fun for Quick Breaks .. I first played Desktop Tower Defense many years ago, and as a fan of Command & Conquer–style strategy games, this one immediately grabbed me. It’s a simple game, but it’s fun, quick, and perfect for taking a break. The thrill of placing towers and watching creeps try to … Read more
When Guitar Meets Soul Some performances don’t need flashy production — they simply speak through the instrument. Tora Dahle’s latest music video, Guitar Players United As One, as titled, is one of those rare moments where sheer musicianship carries the story. Whether you’re a guitarist, a music lover, or someone who appreciates skillful artistry, this … Read more
When a Classic Song Finds a New Voice Every so often, a familiar song reappears in a way that feels completely unexpected — not because it’s reinvented, but because it’s felt differently. In recent years, platforms like TikTok and YouTube have given classic songs new life, often introducing them to an entirely new generation. In … Read more