Sega Channel Guy
@schannelguy.bsky.social
Sega Channel enthusiast, historian, and resurrector. Grower of face pubes.
And if you've got it in your heart to donate to help preserve lost media and art gamehistory.org/donate/
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Was an honor to be a part of this effort. Give it a read, and if you've got the time...the accompanying video.
As part of our project to preserve the history of Sega Channel, we have recovered OVER 100 new Sega Channel ROMs, including the legendary lost game Garfield: Caught in the Act - The Lost Levels. Read more: gamehistory.org/segachannel/
Chasing an oddball rabbit hole on some other research and came across this nugget. Solid band that was a fixture in the SF Bay area for a bit. If you like Muse, I think you'll dig this sound youtu.be/AM5U4Pxmqr0?...
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Pro tip: Always connect and help the network. Always pull each other up.
The Video Game History Foundation Library is now in early access. For free. For everyone. Wherever you are. Read more: gamehistory.org/vghf-library...
library.gamehistory.org — Now in early access
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The only known video footage of the Commodore 64 factory in action was found on VHS of a German broadcast of a Canadian television show. Carefully upscaled, restored, and translated, Retro Recipes has restored and re-uploaded this footage, showing us just how, exactly, an 80s computer was made.
How It Was Made: THE COMMODORE 64 factory tour
Retro Recipes
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@kelslewin.bsky.social pulling together a ton of research material. Would it be possible to pick your brain a bit about the book writing process?
Seeing the discourse around the new AC game and these grifters and I have to wonder if these folks even like #videogames
@natalie.ee you did some of the xband revival, right?
Anyone who's a sucker for hound dogs with those pleading faces and floppy ears (like me) I'd suggest looking at this wonderful organization to adopt from or donate to www.helplesshounds.com
HELPLESS HOUNDS DOG RESCUE
The Ones with the Floppy Ears
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I really hope Old Time Hawkey doesn't pull a Milkshake Duck on us
Since I've got a little audience, will obviously shill a cause that's meaningful to me. Video games are art, and there is tons of material at risk of loss. Help the cause of preservation gamehistory.org/donate/
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Setting a record for the most followers while having the least amount of important stuff to say
Am I on a list somewhere? I feel popular all of a sudden with followers
A sucker for the dog show. Warms my heart to see the pug take home the W
If we could fast forward to see which of these we migrate to from Twitter...would be fab
TIL 87 percent of video games made prior to 2010 are unavailable for purchase anywhere
87% Missing: the Disappearance of Classic Video Games | Video Game History Foundation
New study reveals most classic video games are completely unavailable
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