Nicht nur am Commodore 64 konnten findige Bastler ihr Unwesen treiben. In Retro Snippets #141: Game Boy Advance Display Mod zeigt uns Scorp.ius wie man einem regulären Game Boy Advance eine Hintergrundbeleuchtung verpasste.
Nicht nur am Commodore 64 konnten findige Bastler ihr Unwesen treiben. In Retro Snippets #141: Game Boy Advance Display Mod zeigt uns Scorp.ius wie man einem regulären Game Boy Advance eine Hintergrundbeleuchtung verpasste.
Willy Meets the Beatles by Simon D Lee on the ZX Spectrum 128K!
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Good Morning. Good Morning. Jet Set Willy Here,
Do You Want to Know a Secret? I am just a humble Paperback Writer. Yesterday, I was on a Day Tripper with Elanor Rigby, and it had been a Hard Day’s Night. While strolling along Abbey Road for a Day in the Life I noticed that a large ZX Spectrum was stuck to the side of the studio. Peeping From a Window I spotted the „clean up this place now!“ eyes of my rather irate housekeeper. Girl! Her name was Lady Madonna, or was it Lucy? No, it was Maria!
Hello, Goodbye! I am again in a nightmare where giant skulls were trying to crush my top hat and entrails and I still cannot get past the blooming Banyan Tree? Your Mother Should Know. I feel like a Nowhere Man. I have to Pick Up Every Little Thing, Eight Days a Week!
Help! Don’t Let Me Down! We Can Work it Out!
I Should Have Known Better. Good Night!
Love JSW xx
Link via @freshbeep
Tüftler und Freaks gibt es wie Sand am Meer. Schon seit den Commodore-64-Zeiten und davor gab es findige Personen die allerlei Unfug mit ihrem System trieben.
„OkiPanoki“ packte kurzerhand ein Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) in ein NES-Steckmodul und animiert sogar zum Nachmachen.
Quelle: GadgetReview.com