Bruce Lee II

Wait… Bruce Lee got a SEQUEL?! On the Commodore 64?! And it actually runs on a MiSTer FPGA?!
Yeah, this is real - Bruce Lee II exists, and it’s somehow both retro AND ridiculous in the best way possible.
Grab your virtual nunchucks, because we’re firing up the C64 and jumping straight into the most unexpected 8-bit comeback ever made.

Bruce Lee II is a fan-made sequel that somehow punches above its pixel weight - complete with traps, monks, hidden rooms, and that unmistakable C64 charm (you can practically hear the SID chip flexing).
And when you throw a MiSTer FPGA into the mix? It’s buttery-smooth, lightning-fast, and 100% nostalgia overload.

In this video:
👊 Bruce returns to kick logic and gravity in the face.
💾 The C64 pulls off moves no one thought it could.
⚡ MiSTer FPGA makes it feel brand-new all over again.
🕹️ Plus: gameplay, secrets, and a few glorious fails.

If you’ve ever yelled at a pixel ninja, owned a joystick that squeaked, or still think loading screens should scream, this one’s for you.
Hit LIKE if you miss the golden age of gaming, drop a COMMENT with your weirdest retro discovery, and SUBSCRIBE - because there’s way more hidden 8-bit chaos coming.

Old school never dies. It just respawns.

Available from https://kollektivet.nu/brucelee2.
 

Teletext

Before broadband, before Wi-Fi, before memes… there was Teletext.
This is the story of how your TV carried news, games, weather - and ASCII art magic.
Ceefax wasn’t just information. It was culture, colour blocks, and connection.

Back in the days when TVs clicked and remotes had real weight, Teletext was your window to the world - and the future.
Powered by systems like Ceefax in the UK, this blocky, brilliant service delivered news, weather, travel updates, sports scores, and even pixel-perfect art - all using just your TV signal and a few kilobytes of data.

This video by zxnet.co.uk celebrates the lost art of Teletext - from its humble engineering to the vibrant ASCII-style pages that made an entire generation of viewers fall in love with information in colour blocks.

Expect:
🟦 Retro visuals that scream 1980s CRT glory
🟩 A trip through tech history that’s both nerdy and nostalgic
🟥 Hidden gems from the Ceefax era that defined “slow content” before it was cool

Whether you remember waiting for Page 302 to load or you’re just discovering how Teletext worked, this is pure pixel perfection.
If you love retro tech, digital archaeology, or old-school broadcasting, you’re in the right place.

👍 Like if you miss the hum of your CRT.
📺 Subscribe for more trips through forgotten technology.
💬 Comment your favorite Teletext page number below - extra points if it was the weather!

Check out https://zxnet.co.uk/teletext/viewer/.

Sonic Dash Extreme

Sonic’s collecting tickets, not rings?! 🎟️
We boot up Sonic Dash Extreme on TeknoParrot, and it’s way crazier than you think. 🌀
This is the arcade version SEGA doesn’t want you to emulate (probably). 👀

Welcome to the wild world of Sonic Dash Extreme - the arcade ticket prize machine that somehow got ported to TeknoParrot! We fired it up so you don’t have to, and trust us… this one’s equal parts chaotic, nostalgic, and weirdly addictive.

From the blinding lights to the blaring SEGA sounds, Sonic’s gone full casino mode - and we’re along for the spin (literally). Can TeknoParrot handle the madness of this arcade beast? Can we handle it? You’ll have to watch and find out.

🌀 Featuring:
🎟️ Full gameplay of Sonic Dash Extreme
💻 Running via TeknoParrot
😂 Our unfiltered reactions and commentary
🎮 The real question - why does Sonic need tickets?

If you love arcade game preservation, TeknoParrot gameplay, or Sonic oddities, hit LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and drop a comment about your favorite obscure arcade find!

📢 Subscribe for more insane arcade & TeknoParrot adventures.

Puppies Rescue - Halloween

The Spectrum just got spooky - and adorable! 🐶🎃
“Puppies Rescue Halloween” (2025) brings a new level to the ZX classic.
Watch ghosts, ghouls & pups take over your Sinclair Spectrum or MiSTer FPGA!

👻 The Spectrum is back from the grave - and this time, it’s bringing PUPPIES.
Yes, you read that right. Puppies Rescue Halloween (2025 Edition) is here to deliver old-school charm with a spooky new twist on your beloved Sinclair Spectrum - or your MiSTer FPGA if you’re rocking the future in retro style.

Get ready for pixel-perfect ghosts, barking chaos, and the cutest rescue mission ever coded in 8 bits. Whether you’re a hardcore ZX Spectrum veteran or new to retro gaming, this is the Halloween level you didn’t know you needed.

Watch the full video for gameplay, easter eggs, and a few howl-worthy surprises. 👀
If you like classic gaming with a twist, hit LIKE, SHARE with your retro pals, and SUBSCRIBE so you don’t miss the next Spectrum revival!

💾 Retro code. Modern mischief. Spectrum forever.

Available from https://danielisoba.itch.io/puppies-rescue.

ROUGEish

🎮 A brand-new hack and slash game is rocking the Commodore 64 - and it’s pure pixel perfection!
💥 “ROUGEish” takes 8-bit action to insane new heights on the MiSTer FPGA.
🕹️ You won’t believe what this classic computer is pulling off in 2025…

Forget nostalgia - this is next-level retro carnage. “ROUGEish” slashes its way through the Commodore 64 scene with fluid combat, killer art, and that crunchy SID soundtrack that’ll melt your ears in the best way.

Whether you’re a hardcore C64 collector or a MiSTer FPGA purist, this game is proof that 8-bit gaming isn’t dead - it’s just respawned with better pixels and bigger swords.

👾 Expect:

Fast, flashy hack-and-slash gameplay

Real hardware magic on the MiSTer FPGA

Gorgeous sprite work that would make 1980s devs faint

The kind of challenge that eats joysticks for breakfast

💬 Tell me below - could this be the best new Commodore 64 game ever?
💾 Like, comment, and subscribe for more retro game spotlights and MiSTer FPGA mayhem!

Available from https://syntaxerrorsoftware.itch.io/rogueish.

Geometry Wars Retro Evolved

💡 Geometry Wars Retro Evolved on PC is a neon fever dream of sound, speed, and survival.
💥 Lights explode, enemies swarm, and your reflexes either shine or shatter.
🎮 Old-school design meets modern chaos - and it’s absolutely hypnotic!

Ever seen a game that’s basically a rave and a panic attack in one? 😆 This is it.
From the glowing grid to the wild missiles and those juicy sound effects - Geometry Wars Retro Evolved proves that simple gameplay + pure adrenaline = timeless fun.

⚙️ Played on PC, but it still carries that classic console soul.
If you love arcade shooters, twin-stick mayhem, and eye-melting visuals - this one’s your jam.

💬 Tell me: what’s YOUR favorite retro shooter of all time?
👍 Like the video if you’d risk your sanity for one more run!
📢 Subscribe for more retro & modern chaos, served fresh every week.
 
Available from https://store.steampowered.com/app/8400/Geometry_Wars_Retro_Evolved/.

Smash TV

BIG MONEY! BIG PRIZES! 💰 Smash TV has stormed into the future - again - but this time it’s running on the SNES through the incredible MiSTer FPGA setup! If you thought the 90s were wild, wait till you see this hardware magic in action.

This video shows you how Smash TV runs on the Super Nintendo via MiSTer FPGA, and why this setup delivers arcade-quality chaos that’ll melt your nostalgic gamer heart. Expect bullets, explosions, and that glorious announcer yelling in your ear like it’s 1991 all over again.

From pixel-perfect emulation to FPGA wizardry, we’re pushing the SNES to its futuristic limits. Whether you’re into retro game restoration, console comparisons, or MiSTer builds, this is your ticket to the ultimate retro game show of doom and prizes! 🕹️

👉 Hit LIKE if you’d risk it all for “BIG MONEY! BIG PRIZES!”
👉 SUBSCRIBE for more FPGA experiments, SNES gameplay, and retro insanity.
👉 Comment your favorite Smash TV quote below - the best ones get pinned!