Full Article and Video Listings Database



Full Article, Video, and Music Listings Database
In Alphabetical Order
For Shot97 Retro
Total 294 videos/writings/mp3's


A-Train (Amiga)
Amiga 500; A501 Battery Replacement
Amiga 500; Getting Online Guide
Amiga 500; Installing GVP Hard Drive
Amiga 500; Taking my Keyboard Apart
Amiga 500; NTSC/PAL Toggle Switch
Amiga 3000 Thoughts
Amiga First Look, Ahoy Magazine
Amiga Games Install Guide
Amiga Hard Drive Death and Resurrection
Amiga Music
Amiga Plus Magazine Cover Disks + Finney and Amiga Hawk
Amiga Read/Write Error
Amiga Sound System Repair (From Gateway2000 PC)
Amiga Transfers to PC Guide
Amiga Workbench; 8 Color Icons Guide
Amiga Workbench Games
Arkanoid Programing Fail (Amiga and DOS)
Arkanoid (Amiga)
Arkanoid: Doh it Again (SNES)
Atari Joystick Repair
Back to the Future (NES)
Balloon Kid (Game Boy)
Battletech: The Crescent Hawk's Inception (Amiga)
B.B. King Used Two Amiga's
Belle Isle Winter Hike
Block Out (Amiga)
Blocky Skies (Amiga)
Bonkers (Sega Genesis)
Carling the Spider (VIC-20)
CastleVania (NES)
Champions Of Krynn (Amiga)
Cheers to Dad + Faygo Red Pop Tasting
Civilization (Amiga)
Computer Aspect Ratios PAL VS. NTSC (Amiga)
Curse of the Azure Bonds (Amiga)
Death Knights of Krynn (Amiga)
Defender of the Crown (Amiga)
Deluxe Paint (Amiga)
Dilbert's Desktop Games (Windows 98)
Discovery Math (Amiga)
Discovery Spelling (Amiga)
Dragon's Lair (Amiga)
DuckTales (NES)
Earl Weaver Baseball (Amiga)
Excellence! (Amiga)
Eye of the Beholder (Amiga)
F/A-18 Interceptor (Amiga)
First Shapes (Amiga)
Flight Simulator II (Amiga)
Frogger and Frogger '07 (VIC-20)
Funnies Collection
General Electric (GE) 15xB Black and White Television
Genesis Controller to Master System Conversion Surgery
Ghostbusters (C64)
Ghostbusters (NES)
Ghostbusers II (NES)
Heroes of Might and Magic (DOS)
Hero's Quest - AKA Quest for Glory (Amiga)
Hillsfar (Amiga)
Hostage: Rescue Mission (Amiga)
Hoyle Card Games from Sierra (Amiga)
HP 8600 Newer Printer Install on Windows 98
IDE DOS Hard Drive Cable Surgery
Interstate '76 (Windows 98)
Interstate '82 (Windows 98)
Jaws (NES)
Jumpman (Commodore 64)
King's Bounty (Amiga)
Knights of the Sky (Amiga)
Launch 11 CD Magazine (Windwos 3.1)
Lava Lamp Color Altering Surgery
Lemmings (Amiga)
Life; the Game of (Board Game)
Life; the Game of (Windows 98)
Links: The Challenge of Golf (Amiga HAM)
Little Computer People + Amiga 30th Birthday (Amiga)
Lost Dutchman Mine (Amiga)
Love Dungeon (Amiga)
Marauder II (Amiga)
Marble Madness (Amiga)
Marble Madness (NES)
Math Wizard (Amiga)
Mattel Electronics Handhelds
Menace (Amiga)
Microsoft Word 5.5/6.0 (MS-DOS)
Might and Magic III - Isles of Terra (Amiga)
Might and Magic IV - Clouds of Xeen (MS-DOS)
Minecraft (PC Java)
My Gaming Collection
Necromancer's DOS Navigator (MS-DOS)
NES Controllers Surgery
North & South (Amiga)
Out Of This World (Amiga)
Pac-Man 2 (Sega Genesis)
Persian Gulf Inferno (Amiga)
Pirates! (Amiga)
Pogs
Pool of Radiance (Amiga)
Power Drift (Amiga)
Prehistoric Tale (Amiga)
Prince of Persia (Amiga)
Psycho Pinball (Mega Drive/Sega Genesis)
Qix (Amiga)
Racter (Amiga)
Record Store Day 2015 Haul
Remote Control (NES)
Roach Motel (Amiga)
Roland MT-32 Sound Module
Secret of Monkey Island, The (Amiga)
Shanghai (Amiga)
Silpheed (MS-DOS)
SimAnt (Amiga)
SimCity (Amiga)
Simon (Electronic game from Milton Bradley)
SkyRoads (MS-DOS)
Slam (Windows 3.1)
Snatcher (Sega CD)
Sonic.exe
Sonic the Hedgehog (Sega Genesis)
Sonic the Hedgehog Spinball (Sega Genesis)
StarFlight (Amiga)
Super 8 Film Format
Super 8 Projector Bulb Upgrade
Super Mario Bros. (NES)
Super Mario Bros. 2 (NES)
Sword of Fargoal (VIC-20)
Sword of Sodan (Amiga)
Tamagotchi
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (NES)
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Hyperstone Heist (Sega Genesis)
Test Drive II: The Duel (Amiga)
The Faery Tale Adventure (Amiga)
The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening (Game Boy)
The Three Stooges (Amiga)
TSGui (Amiga)
Turrican (Amiga)
Turrican 3 (Amiga)
TV Sports Football (Amiga)
Ultima 1 (C64)
Uninvited (Amiga)
Welltris (Amiga)
VHS Camcorder Repair, 1988 Surgery
Windows Millennium ME Edition
Wing Commander (Amiga)
Wing Commander: Secret Missions 1.5 (MS-DOS)
Wing Commander II Vengeance of the Kilrathi (MS-DOS)
Wing Commander IV The Price of Freedom (MS-DOS)
Wheel of Fortune (Amiga)
Who Framed Roger Rabbit (NES and Amiga)
Winter Games (Amiga)
Word Master Vocabulary Builder (Amiga)
Word Perfect (Amiga)
Workbench Pong (Amiga)
World Circuit/F1GP in Europe (Amiga)
X-Files Game (Windows 98)

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VHS Experiences 

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