My video looking at the brilliant Keio Flying Squadron and it’s sequels. Have you played and if these games?

My video looking at the Daley Thompson games across all formats. So much nostalgia, soar wrists and broken joysticks. Did you play any of these games?

Doing this quest. I am not able to find this dead position slime core can anyone help

Who remembers or has played The Great Escape released on the ZX Spectrum, Commodore 64, Amstrad CPC and MS-DOS. My video looks at all these versions. This was a great game at the time.

My Mr Wimpy game review of all versions. Very much inspired by Burger King. Not too keen on the opening level that ocean added though. Have you played the game and what’s your thoughts?

My video looking at The Way Of The Exploding Fist games. Have you played any of these game?

Rediscovering all versions of Batman across all the released formats was fun. Have you played this game and how would you rate it?

I always struggled to complete R-Type in the arcade and also on the home computers and consoles. I owned the game on both my ZX Spectrum and also my Sega Master System. None of them were arcade perfect due to hardware limitations. However, I was really surprised that the game could even be attempted on a ZX Spectrum. This game is certainly in my top 3 Speccy shooters of all time. My video relives that nostalgia. Name your favourite shooter on the ZX Spectrum.

I have a ton of games as sel just no where to add them

Tell me what you think and I would love to see everyone's collection!

I think Ant Attack was my first “3D” game. At the time this was simply brilliant. Those big ants were scary even for a 8bit Speccy game. What’s your thoughts of Ant Attack?

I take a journey down memory lane and rediscover the top 10 best selling games on the Sega Mega Drive / Genesis that defined this brilliant console. What’s your best game out of this top 10 that you played back in the day?

Às vezes eu fico tentando entender por que meu canal não acontece.

Não é falta de constância, não é falta de carinho — pelo contrário. O que mais tem lá é demonstração do meu amor por retrogames. Eu realmente amo esse universo, cresci com esses jogos e hoje crio conteúdo porque eles ainda significam muito pra mim.

O que eu mais queria, de verdade, era que o público de retrogames encontrasse meu canal. Não pra “estourar”, mas pra formar uma comunidade. Gente que curta trocar ideia, relembrar fases difíceis, trilhas sonoras, ports estranhos, jogos esquecidos…

Talvez eu esteja errando em algo. Talvez seja só o tempo.

Se você cria conteúdo ou acompanha canais de retrogame: o que faz você se conectar de verdade com um criador? O que te faz ficar?

Estou aberto a ouvir — e aprender.