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Today's featured article on Wikipedia is Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Ma

The Lost Levels was released in Japan for the Famicom Disk System as Super Mario Bros. 2[a] on June 3, 1986

@ne1for23 @ChartreuseK You are right! All I need is a decent text/code editor, that is it. And serial port, which was available on every machine back then, that is all...

Check out this very interesting bug in that can be used in several ways. In one case this bug causes the listing of a basic code to fail but
in another case, you can create some magical using a REM Statement.
youtu.be/vHKU-Z8k75U

> Video-Game[sic] Storage Case. Stores 12 video game[sic] cartridges and manuals. 6 books in leather-look PVC, lined with score cards[what?] and mounted in a rack manufactured in smoke finish plastic. Will suit Atari, Mattel, Imagic, Activision, and Parker.

And I love the fake-but-almost screen illustrations. Smooth angled lines! Ha ha no not ever.
#atari

How can I forget those days?

RT @IL0VEthe80s@twitter.com

40 years ago this year, the Commodore 64 was revealed at the Consumer Electronics Show, in Las Vegas (1982).

🐦🔗: twitter.com/IL0VEthe80s/status

@peter With ARM processor inside. Device before his time, failed miserably 🤔

Kraken‘s back. I’m going to double and triple check tomorrow. Keep your fingers crossed that I didn’t mess it up again… #A4000 #Amiga

@janbeta In comparison to mine, this looks super neat and organised 👌

@cstanhope 😂 Same here, I destroy a lot of things before I was able to fix something, hm I'm still destroying stuff 😜

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