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What is the bracket your are using? Is that 3d printed?

AWSOME!!!

it looks nice, i had this computer.

Mad Dark Castle skills! If you ever did a full playthrough of the game, I'd watch it all.

the fact you can downgrade these already weak mac mini to a 1.4ghz celeron is really funny

I was always impressed with early 68K Mac games. There was something inviting and creative to their 1bit graphics.

you must be from big city sir

The mac classic was my computer back in the days, it went with me from boarding school, back home and vice versa. We had a 'newspaper' about the going around in the school, i wrote the columns at the last page, and those were the most popular. I wrote them all on my mac classic, i learned about hypercard, typing, managing documents and play some old games! My favorite is called ShufflePuck, a quick reaction game, lot of fun to see all the characters ;)

I can’t get past the first two seconds in dark castle. But ya silicon beach team at San Diego were great. I remember when Future Splash came out and had a career as a flash developer to through out first half of the 2000’s.

Nice pickup! My first Mac was a Mac Plus with an external 800 Kb drive. I loved that thing. I had Oscar the Grouch in the Trash. Good times.

Great work on that Macintosh Plus, and great video! You playing Beyond Dark Castle just took me back to the late 1980s, when I played it on my Dad’s Macintosh 512K! It still looks and sounds fantastic! I played a lot of Arkanoid on it too. I don’t know if you’ve heard of a RUclips channel called Adrian’s Digital Basement, but I know that he said that Macintosh Pluses don’t (usually) have bad capacitors, unlike other old black and white Macs. I don’t know why that is; maybe Apple switched to a different company or something.

I remember buying one brand new in 1989. With an ImageWriter. Paid $4000 bucks for the whole setup.

I really enjoy this channel, it's so much potential! Please consider getting old magazine shareware CD's and going through their strange offerings, i think you'd be great at it!

Another great video. Thank you.

This vid inspired me to get the old minty Mac plus out, hook up a blue scsi and play some flappy Mac. I also got one of those new meeeses off eBay a few months ago. Just tried it out for the first time. Guess there’s no chance getting one of those special Flappy Mac disks with source et? Would love to check it out in THINK C.

That's how Beyond Dark Castle played for me on a Mac Plus back in the day. The title screen and the intro animation always chugged. You've been spoiled by Mini vMac ;)

This Mac is so clean. It looks brand new. Very beautiful!

Heck yeah! I totally knew that the brightness knob was down at the beginning lol.

Awesome! I just picked up a SE/30 compact mac from a local seller yesterday and I'm super excited to check it out over the weekend. I haven't owned a compact mac since my family swapped our old Mac Plus out for a pizza-box Centris 610 in the mid-90s, and I've been feeling pretty nostalgic for it lately. Your channel has been a great resource in rediscovering some of my old favorite games from that era. Kudos!

Nice video. Nothing beats gaming on a vintage Mac. These games are so unique, you can't really compare them to anything on other platforms.

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Might need to lube that keyboard and maybe even some damping foam to quiet it down. Loved the video though! I would love to own one of these, but I know I should just stick with the MiSTer.

The Mac Plus is about 10% slower than the SE and Classic.

That is a very nice platinum Mac Plus... Looks like the one we got in 1988.

I’m so jealous. Maybe I need to become resourceful like you, pull my 512k Fat Mac and Mac SE out and fix them.

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Aw man, this takes me back! I remember my 14 year old self making little 1st person adventure games that were absolutely awful but it really did spark my interest in design and creating stuff on the computer. I later went to college for graphic design.

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Here's a game. Take a drink every time you hear, 'screen tearing'

One thing I liked about the old black & white games, was that you can easily identify what everything is on the screen. Unlike some color games where the pixels are huge and shapes were vague, there is something about these 2-color games and being able to recognize what everything in the graphics were.

I didn’t know games could have such high quality sound back then

I remember cracking up that the Nitrous power-up lasted like 2 seconds haha. Fun memories, thanks.

Grid Wars: A computer game about being a space freighter captain who's in an alien bar... playing a computer game. Alright.

3:19 lol, you clever dick! Why didn't I think of that? Well done my dude, the simple solution is often overlooked.

I poked around at memory addresses in the NES version of Uninvited, and while I found graphics for the door you were trying to open in the magisterium as being opened, the entire artist gallery room doesn't seem to exist. If you're familiar with RAM editing, the address $0501 controls what art is loaded per screen, you can edit and freeze the value in an emulator to force different room artwork to display when you leave/reload a room. Setting that address' value to $51 shows the inside of the magisterium with the art gallery door open. I've checked the American version, the uncensored Japanese version, and earliest dumped US prototype of the game and none of them have the graphics for the actual artist gallery, so I'm pretty sure getting access to that room is completely impossible.

My dad LOVED The Dungeon of Doom. He created a character using the "Jones" character class, named him Caissa which is the name he used on all his games, and played it on and off for over a year, he reached that final level, got the orb, then climbed all the way back to the first until he reached the exit and got that ending screen of having escaped the dungeon with the orb. He was so proud of that, because it had been such a VERY hard game. And, keep in mind, my dad was never good at video games (except Tetris)

I have Dark Castle on C… D… *IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!*

After two years, is that fan still quiet?

For the fan, you had three wires, I think it was a yellow wire, what you do with that, just hide it?

Wait a minute Im sure I just saw Zelda and starfox