Well, here are some pictures from the Rereo-Area of the GamesCom.
Enjoy
First, let's start with a few pics from our booth:
Pandora poster, Everdrives, Homebrew games for the NES and the Retron5.




Some classic GP(H) stuff and a Dragon and Lemming plushie (made by Prometheus):


Pandora playing area (when it wasn't that crowded):




The Pyra area - with a devboard running a FullHD desktop with two PSX emulators, a MegaDrive emulator and GIMP at the same time:




Pyra Backstage: Inside our cabin is where the interesting stuff happens.
Hacking on the devboard to get different stuff working (display, 3D games, etc.)



Next to our booth:
Petro Tyschtschenko (some might know him) with a few nice Commodore pics and an actual working Walker Prototype (there are only two out in the world - and it was never in production!)





On with some pictures of classic computer stuff.
It's the GameBoy anniversary



A lot of classic but pretty unknown computers were there:









Remember that cute little guy?

Some self-built-simulator:

Classic Arcade and Pinball machines (and a not-so-classic brand new Star Trek pinball):





A Vectrex in great conditition - and some Cinemaware classics:


Folks having fun playing classic games:




Enjoy
First, let's start with a few pics from our booth:
Pandora poster, Everdrives, Homebrew games for the NES and the Retron5.




Some classic GP(H) stuff and a Dragon and Lemming plushie (made by Prometheus):


Pandora playing area (when it wasn't that crowded):




The Pyra area - with a devboard running a FullHD desktop with two PSX emulators, a MegaDrive emulator and GIMP at the same time:




Pyra Backstage: Inside our cabin is where the interesting stuff happens.
Hacking on the devboard to get different stuff working (display, 3D games, etc.)



Next to our booth:
Petro Tyschtschenko (some might know him) with a few nice Commodore pics and an actual working Walker Prototype (there are only two out in the world - and it was never in production!)





On with some pictures of classic computer stuff.
It's the GameBoy anniversary



A lot of classic but pretty unknown computers were there:









Remember that cute little guy?

Some self-built-simulator:

Classic Arcade and Pinball machines (and a not-so-classic brand new Star Trek pinball):





A Vectrex in great conditition - and some Cinemaware classics:


Folks having fun playing classic games:




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