Jim Goodspeed @JimGoodspeed

Husband, Father, Bills and Sabres fan for life...one b4 I die! #BillsMafia #GoBills. Proud graduate of Frontier Central class of '92. Lake View, NY Joined January 2018

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Super 70s Sports @Super70sSports

5 days ago

The official shirt of “It’s 1985 and I’m about to impress the hell out of 8th grade with my sick threads.”

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Super 70s Sports @Super70sSports

2 weeks ago

Anybody up for some burgers and CPR later?

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Bite-Sized Nostalgia @landofthe80s

2 weeks ago

Were you a fan of the movie One Crazy Summer?

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𝗕𝗲𝗻𝗴𝗮𝗹𝘀𝗖𝗮𝗽𝘁𝗮𝗶𝗻 @BengalsCaptain

2 weeks ago

Today's air quality: 80s Ponderosa smoking section.

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Trainwreck Sports @TrainwreckSprts

2 weeks ago

Get us to Thanksgiving NOW

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Super 70s Sports @Super70sSports

2 weeks ago

Put the Riverbottom Nightmare Band in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. It’s time.

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Retroslayer @TheRetroSlayer

3 weeks ago

4th & Inches - DOS (1988) Before Madden took over our lives, we conquered the gridiron with the likes of Rilly Quick and Hugo Long! 🏈🏆 #4thandInches #DOSgaming #RetroGaming

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Lock N Chase - Intellivision (1982) dropped the tension of a high-stakes bank robbery right onto the family television set. While most maze games at the time were simple dot-eating marathons, this release introduced a slick cops-and-robbers atmosphere. Players controlled a nimble thief clearing out vault corridors while avoiding a relentless squad of police officers. The standout feature was the ability to alter the maze itself. Slamming doors shut to trap pursuing cops brought real strategy to a purely reflex-driven genre. Survival required predicting enemy movements and manipulating the environment. This mechanic was a massive leap forward for the era, showing the industry that chase games could successfully incorporate active puzzle elements and brainpower. That brilliant blend of speed and strategy ensures Lock N Chase holds a permanent place in early gaming history. 🚨 #LockNChase #Intellivision #RetroGaming

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Super 70s Sports @Super70sSports

3 weeks ago

Remember when getting the monthly HBO guide in the mail was a major life event? In related news, I probably Arthur 27 times in October 1982.

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Super 70s Sports @Super70sSports

3 weeks ago

What this country needs right now is a good Cannonball Run.

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Retroslayer @TheRetroSlayer

4 weeks ago

Hardball! - DOS (1988) Champs vs All-Stars. Those chunky pixel graphics looked so lifelike back then. ⚾️🏆 #Hardball #DOSGaming #RetroGaming

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Super 70s Sports @Super70sSports

4 weeks ago

Let the party begin.

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Retroslayer @TheRetroSlayer

4 weeks ago

Night Stalker - Intellivision (1982) Before survival horror became a defined genre, there was a relentless maze filled with unseen terrors. A solitary figure is trapped in a dark labyrinth, hunted relentlessly by bats, spiders, and robots. The tension builds instantly. Ammunition is incredibly scarce, forcing players to run, hide, and carefully plan every single shot instead of relying on mindless arcade action. The brilliant sound design amplifies the dread perfectly. Every mechanical footstep from the advancing enemies echoes like a ticking clock, turning a basic grid into a nerve-wracking fight for survival. This title pushed boundaries by stripping away power and making the protagonist the hunted rather than the hunter. It laid crucial groundwork for the stealth and horror mechanics that would dominate the gaming industry decades later. The slow pacing and oppressive atmosphere proved that early video games could deliver genuine, pulse-pounding suspense. A pioneer of atmospheric tension, Night Stalker remains a chilling masterclass in early game design. 🤖 #NightStalker #Intellivision #RetroGaming

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Jack Blades @JackBlades

4 weeks ago

Happy 250th birthday to the ol’ U.S. of A! 🎂 You can still rock in America!! 🇺🇸

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Brad Gillis @BradGillisNR

4 weeks ago

😝😝😝

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Retroslayer @TheRetroSlayer

4 weeks ago

Bases Loaded - NES (1988) Did anyone else purposely hit the batter just to see them charge the mound? ⚾️ #BasesLoaded #NES #RetroGaming

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Super 70s Sports @Super70sSports

4 weeks ago

When you launched a couple of Wiffle homers on a 90-degree day then came inside with your friends and plowed through about a half-dozen of these bastards ... nobody tells you at the time but that’s actually about as good as life gets.