Don't buy Ampex, Scotch, 3M and Quantegy tape media. They use tape formulas that don't last well, which they can suffer from sticky-shed syndrome, an irreversible damage to the magnetic tape.

Angry Video Game Nerd is an American comedy video game review series directed by James Rolfe and distributed by Cinemassacre, it revolves around a nerd reviewing a titular game and getting angry many times. Together with its popularity, it inspired several clones such as Irate Gamer or Freaking Fucking Games, that have similar nature to AVGN's. There is a reminder: The Nerd is a fictional character, he doesn't exist in real life, and his opinions aren't real.

1983 was a year the second video game crash occurred owing to market saturation and price drops of home computers, which the industry was recovered in 1985 with the release of the NES by Nintendo, in the United States.

Rotary phone!!!

So far, the Atari 2600 is my biggest childhood game console of all time. I played its many games like Pac-Man, Space Invaders, Pitfall!, Frogger, Bump 'N' Jump, Adventure, Phoenix and Asteroids. Santa Claus gave me this one of my gifts on Christmas when I was five-years old. Santa later also gave me more consoles as one of the several gifts when I was a kid: Intellivision, Colecovision, Channel F, Odyssey, and NES. When I see other people's childhood game consoles, the same suspects are from fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth generations.

Well yeah, kids who watched The Exorcist on an official videotape are not the same generation as Slenderman, Five Nights at Freddy's or any similar modern horror.

There are several variants of the VHS video format family, including: - VHS - VHS-C - S-VHS - S-VHS-C - W-VHS - D9 - D-VHS - D-Theater #VHS #VideoHomeSystem

Saturday morning cartoons were children's programming blocks for original animated series aired on mainstream American TV networks. They lasted from the emergence of the American television market in the mid-20th century to the early-21st century. Notable examples of Saturday morning cartoons are The Flintstones, Scooby Doo, The Smurfs and Snorks. They peaked in popularity in the 1960's, and declined in the 1990's following FCC's introduction of strict children's TV rules. There are several reasons for their decline, including but not limited to: 1. raise of home video, 2. an increase on Saturday morning activities, 3. the rising popularity of video gaming, 4. the birth of pay television, 5. the momentum of adult anination, 6. the emergence of the internet, 7. a growth in animated films, 8. introduction of stricter children's television rules, 9. more space for more mature Saturday morning TV, 10. and the fall of advertising in children's programming. Saturday morning cartoons live in their archives and the hearts of many people who have watched them on their childhoods, and pay television channels have since revived the practice of premiering some of their cartoons on Saturday mornings.

Final Run is a 1999 Canadian-American disaster television film initially aired on the CBS channel in the United States. Its premise is a man attempting to stop a cimputerized passenger train that has gone runaway during its maiden voyage after its catastrophic hardware failure. The movie is tricky to watch, as physical copies are trickier to buy, and digiral versions are even harder to buy or stream. And I have watched this flick 200+ times before, making it one of my most watched movies of my life. #FinalRun1999 #TVMovies #Television #RailTransport #DisasterMovies #RunawayTrain #RobertUrich

8mm tapes!!!