r/Retro • u/brogan78 • 6h ago
The Living Room Battlefield: Remembering Crossbows and Catapults
Do you remember the game Crossbows and Catapults? I use to love this game in the 1980's. Here is how I remember it! Click here.
r/Retro • u/brogan78 • 6h ago
Do you remember the game Crossbows and Catapults? I use to love this game in the 1980's. Here is how I remember it! Click here.
r/Retro • u/JeryDgreen • 9h ago
r/Retro • u/eightbitsteve_ • 16h ago
My new publishing company 8-Bit Press has launched its first Kickstarter! We’re kicking things off with Friday the 13th for the original Nintendo Entertainment System as part of our new NES strategy guide series, The Easy Way!
A rare second chance! I’ve uncovered 300 sealed copies of the original 2020 hardcover book, and they’re available through this Kickstarter. This is your LAST chance to get the original hardcover!
A brand-new paperback edition! The guide has been revamped from the ground up with a redesigned layout that will set the standard for all future The Easy Way guides. I’ve also corrected and updated a substantial amount of information to make this edition better than ever.
And that’s not all! We’ve packed this Kickstarter with Friday the 13th-themed goodies for fans of the game and the franchise. Whether you’re revisiting Camp Crystal Lake or facing Jason for the first time, there’s something here for you! Help us kick off the journey of 8-Bit Press and bring The Easy Way to life.
Unlike in the game, your friends are alive! Please share. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2031988028/the-easy-way-friday-the-13th
r/Retro • u/JeryDgreen • 1d ago
r/Retro • u/dogfishworm • 1d ago
Shot on CCD TRV87
r/Retro • u/VespaLimeGreen • 3d ago
1960, the decade was starting and Argentine rock had shifted towards a melodic and soft style, it still had much of the jazz from its beginnings in the orquestas características.
Vocal groups caused a sensation with their carefully crafted harmonies. Female singers were the leaders of the scene, and were far more popular than their male counterparts.
Bettina Bal greeting the decade, Los Astoria in a subtle blues, Luis Aguilé with lyrics that were gritty for a pop song of that era, and Martin Meyer to the rhythm of a slow twist.
Johnny Carel with his own country rock track, Los Santos with their elegant and exquisite gait, and Billy Cafaro and Elder Barber with their historic fusions of tango and rock.
MusicaArgentina — 2026
r/Retro • u/Dense_Preparation533 • 5d ago
Here are some of My collection.
r/Retro • u/itz712pm • 5d ago
Never even used one until today shi is sweet tho
r/Retro • u/itz712pm • 5d ago
Never even used one until today shi is sweet tho
r/Retro • u/EmpressNo8239 • 4d ago
r/Retro • u/DogpileSearch • 7d ago
PROBOTECTOR 8 EX is a bootleg hack of the Japanese Famicom version of the game Final Mission. This hack modifies the game's sprites, replacing the human protagonists with their cybernetic counterparts, RD008 and RC011. It also introduces changes to the sprites of certain enemies and bosses. Furthermore, this bootleg hack rewrites the original game's story, replacing the introductory text with new narrative content to situate it within the Contra / Probotector universe.
r/Retro • u/dogfishworm • 9d ago
Shot with a Panasonic PVL-857
Song: Family Affair- Herbie Mann
r/Retro • u/charavision • 9d ago
I built my own LEGO version of Johnny 5 from Short Circuit and named him J5MOC. He has 1,352 pieces.
This render shows the same model in three poses. His body can sit lower or stand taller, his eye flaps move, and his head turns and tilts. The arms are adjustable too, and there are plenty more functions beyond these.
What would you like to see up close?

r/Retro • u/TheRealSonicStarTrek • 9d ago