The Retro Machine

[Chris]

This is old to some, new to others, but I've just repackaged my little series into a different format for Retro Junk. Lots more to come!

http://www.retrojunk.com/details_articles/1814/

[Chris]

Volume 6 is posted: http://www.retrojunk.com/details_articles/2067/

At the bottom you can find links to the previous ones.

[OldSchoolGamer]

Cool, thanks for the heads up, haven't checked out in a while. I'll
be sure to give it a thorough look over the my next time off! Thanks.

[Chris]

Just a reminder, click the links in my sig to find Volume's 12 and 13. Number 13 is a special Halloween one that ends off with a game I think many of us played on the PC back in the early 90's. Volume 14 is written and will be up in early November, with Volume 15 coming up probably end of November/early December.

[Chris]

Volume 15 is up: http://www.retrojunk.com/details_articles/4328/

[Chris]

Volume 16 is here: http://www.retrojunk.com/details_articles/5291/

I think you all might see a retro game pad you recognize....an obscure one....that sucked.

[alexjlopez]

Dude, I loved those McDonaldland Cookies!

Oh, and speaking of McDonalds, one of my earliest Christmas memories was when my older brother got this creepy-as-hell Ronald McDonald train set that included dolls (big ones like the size of the old Star Trek dolls) of each of the McDonalds characters. I was scared out of my wits of that Ronald doll, he looked like a zombie with a bloody mouth and hair hehehe--the Hamburglar was creepy too! I'm pretty sure my brother didn't like them either because we used to stage huge battles where our Planet of the Apes dolls would beat the crap out of Ronald and his crew and destroy their freaky train lol.

[Chris]

Good times at Mcdonalds, good memories. Someone did an article sometime ago all about the playground at the Mcdonalds of yesteryear. There were so many WOW moments there, I had totally forgotten about the Mcdonalds playground sets they used to have.