As promised, Tron: Deadly Discs was played, and Mattel Aquarius BASIC #10print was partially attempted but not finished as there were too many fun conversations to join in on. #ThunderBayRetroComputerClub thanks to Darren Foulds for the pic.

At retro computer club, trying to break Darren Foulds game he’s working on.

Since the Mattel Aquarius doesn't provide controller ports without an add-on 'Mini Expander' cartridge, the Tron: Deadly Discs manual provides this helpful keyboard control diagram. It's a 10-key movement cluster with two 'stop' keys in the middle: UIOHJKLNM,

The Mattel Aquarius version of Tron: Deadly Discs, RF video output.

On a side quest mission for Robin @ 8-Bit Show And Tell because… science.

Happy Friday! It wouldn't be a proper Friday without a VIC-20 and 10PRINT (in wAx this time). I got it down to 12 bytes, which is about as short as possible. Maybe 11 is possible...

Okay, fine, I'll jump on the AI bandwagon.

Speaking of that computer font, here’s today’s thrift find.

Robin @ 8-Bit Show And Tell myfewcentsworth My introduction to that was Ogre and G.E.V. in the late 70s

'Time's Up' on video prep, going to get everything setup while listening to Living Colour on vinyl, and then record once the house is quiet. SuperCPU + Sky Travel + polar bear easter eggs. Weird combo.

Robin @ 8-Bit Show And Tell I'm late to the party, but just encountered this...