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Atari ST Computer System Review

The Atari ST was introduced right before the Commodore Amiga in 1985. Popular with gamers, musicians and desktop publishers, the ST earned its right as one of the best 16-bit computers of its day. But is it still worth owning to a current collector of vintage computers? (From LazyGameReviews)

This is an overview of the history, hardware and software of the ST from the perspective of an American collector. How do the pros and cons stack up, and is it worth getting an ST over similar systems like the Amiga?

For lots of great info on the Atari ST and other Atari computers:
http://www.atari.st/
http://www.atari.org/

Let’s Play Riptide GP Renegade (PS4/Steam) – Futuristic Water Racing

Fans of Hydro Thunder Hurricane, Jet Moto and Splashdown are going to love this new futuristic water racing game by Vector Unit: Riptide GP Renegade for PS4, Steam, Xbox One, Windows 10 and mobile. I play several tracks from the game which features next gen water racing, police chases, online & split screen multiplayer as well as 1080P/60fps.

More info: http://www.vectorunit.com/riptide-gp-renegade/

Original Xbox Co-Creator Ed Fries – IGN Unfiltered

Original Microsoft Game Studios boss Ed Fries discusses his career at Xbox, including when he bought Bungie for Microsoft and more!

This interview is over an hour long and full of insight into the early days of video game consoles at Microsoft and the challenges of running the department. Highly recommended

Ultra Rare HALO XBOX DISCOVERED!:

Original XBOX BUYING GUIDE & Top Games:

Metal Jesus and Kinsey take beginning XBOX collectors through the console hardware variants, controllers and recommend some kick-ass games to get your collection started!

4K Surround with Big 50″ UHD TV’s PC Setup Guide

My buddy Barnacules released a massively detailed video on his amazing gaming and editing PC: I show you how to setup your own surround gaming PC setup using large 4k televisions, including what screens to pick and how to configure the hardware and software to get up and running. It took me a lot of trial and error to get the setup I have today and hopefully this inspires you to try. Click ‘Show More’ below to expand this section.