Теплый Ламповый ретро гейминг – с Анатолием Шашкиным
I was invited as a guest to participate in a Russian Тёплый Ламповый podcast. Got to speak my native language; something I don’t do very often. Если кому интересно послушать как я болтаю на теперь уже редко мной используемом русском языке, меня недавно пригласили поучаствовать в “Тёплом Ламповом” подкасте.
Another obscure FPS Sunday stream
Another Sunday of playing DOS first person shooters of questionable quality. Games played:00:06:41 – The Legend of the Seven Paladins (1994)00:39:42 – Lethal Tender (1993)01:14:19 – Liquidator (1998)01:34:00 – Quiver (1997)01:47:07 – Last Rites (1997)02:10:57 – The Varginha Incident (1998)
An obscure FPS Sunday stream
Just playing some obscure first person shooter games of questionable quality. List of games:00:06:59 – In Extremis (1993)01:10:40 – The Hidden Below (1994)01:25:12 – The Terminator: Rampage (1993)01:42:42 – Depth Dwellers (1994)01:57:42 – Dungeons of the Kremlin (1995)
Social Distancing Sunday Stream (03/22/20)
Just staying home and playing some DOS games in these trying times. Games played:00:17:40 – A.D Cop: Overseas Mission (1997)01:01:00 – Skunny: In The Wild West (1994)01:33:00 – Tetriller (1990)01:52:00 – Plague (1996)
DOS Nostalgia Podcast #27: Fear and Loathing on YouTube
“We were somewhere around the comments section, on the edge of YouTube, when the anger began to take hold.” Russian video-blogger Dmitry Bachilo returns to discuss what it is like to be a retro gaming-centered content creator. In between being silly and self-deprecating about our hobby we also manage to discuss some serious issues, and […]
Final January 2017 stream archive (1/28/2017)
In case you didn’t make it to my Saturday night stream, here it is archived on YouTube: Games that were played: 00:05:31 – Monkey Island Demo (Passport to Adventure) 00:22:00 – Ken’s Labyrinth (4 different versions) 00:37:30 – Arcade Volleyball 00:44:32 – Tom & Jerry 00:51:05 – Tom & Jerry: Cat-astrophe 00:56:30 – Mach 3 […]
DOS Nostalgia Podcast #25: More Awesome DOS Game Tunes
I’ve decided to play DJ again and present to you another selection of cool tunes from DOS games. Relax and enjoy this CD, General MIDI, AdLib, MT-32, and tracker music. Download MP3: http://www.dosnostalgia.com/podcast/dosnostalgia_ep25.mp3
Impromptu Patreon stream
Decided to throw an unplanned stream for DOS Nostalgia patrons. Played a few random games. Thanks to everyone who stopped by despite Game Done Quick and The Golden Globes. WARNING: Strong language throughout, ESPECIALLY when playing Zorro. Games in this stream: Croustibat, Zorro, Crow (Ворона), Tetris Classic, and Bart vs. Space Mutants. Croustibat fish […]
DOS Nostalgia Snowed In Live Stream
Got snowed in Saturday night. Decided to check if I could actually stream a few games despite my crappy machine & slow internet. Turns out, I can! Check out the archived version: Games in this stream: Dangerous Dave in the Haunted Mansion, Alley Cat (PCjr), Build engine tech demo, Ukrainian hack of Captain Comic, Perestroika, […]
Vorona\Ворона\Crow – Russian DOS game
Today I take a look at a classic Russian DOS game Ворона [Vorona\Crow] (ONP, 1992), a game that has colorful VGA graphics, humorous setting based on Russian folk tales, and terrible controls. Join me as I go through the game and share some of Russian folklore with you, as well as complete my personal 24 […]
Let’s play Doom 2D part 4
I finally reach the part of the game where maps designed by Russian teenagers officially stop being quaint, and become annoying.
Let’s play Doom 2D part 3
Third part of my Doom 2D let’s play. This time I only manage to finish one level, and immediately get torn to shreds in the next one. Enjoy.
Let’s Play Doom 2D part 2
Part 2 of my Doom 2D let’s play. Things are getting a bit more tough. Official Doom 2D website: http://doom2d.org/index/news/index.html Direct Doom 2D v1.40 download: http://doom2d.org/files/d2d/D2Dv140.rar
Let’s Play Doom 2D part 1
Today I’m starting a let’s play of a 1996 freeware action platformer Doom 2D. All of our old familiar friends from Doom are here, along with a good portion of challenging level design by a bunch of Russians of Prikol Software. Let’s cut through some imps! Download the game & its source code here (Russian): […]
Spectrum HoloByte and Tetris sequels
Today I take a look at the first commercial release of Alexey Pajitnov’s masterpiece by Spectrum HoloByte, and games they have followed it up with when they proudly declared themselves “the Tetris people”. Sit back, relax, and take a look at the original version of Tetris, its Western commercial counterpart, Welltris, Faces, Wordtris, Super Tetris, […]
GAMOS puzzle series – Russian DOS games
Today I take a look at the “Gamos Logical Serial” or a set of four puzzle games developed and published by a Russian company Gamos between 1992 and 1994. These games are From Corner To Corner (Уголки), Color Lines (Цветные Линии), Balda (Балда), and Nine (Девятка). Get ready for some high resolution EGA goodness, and […]
Alexey Silaev & DOKA Company – Russian DOS games
Oh boy, more Russian DOS games! Today it’s seven titles developed by Alexey Silaev and published by DOKA Company between 1992 and 1995. These games are Rally, The Mystery of the Surface, The Interceptor, Mick, BabyType, LinguaMatch and Black Zone.
DOS Nostalgia Podcast #10: DOS Multiplayer (in Russia)
Russian retro guru Dmitry Bachilo joins yours truly to discuss our (limited) experience with DOS multiplayer technologies & games. The kind of stories you’ll only hear from Russians. So grab yourself some vodka, caviar & a bear, relax & enjoy. Download MP3: http://www.dosnostalgia.com/podcast/dosnostalgia_ep10.mp3
MadSpace demo version
MadSpace is a Russian first person shooter developed by Maddox Games and published by Auric Vision in 1997. The game has quite a few unique features including non-Euclidean geometry, 3D glasses support, speech recognition & multiplayer up to 16 players. Although the game was published in Russia as well as some other territories (in English), […]
Nikita logo 1994
A cool animated logo of a Russian company Nikita only featured in one game (as far as I know) – White House Siege (aka Super Toppler), a sequel to their first international hit Perestroika. Sound from PC Speaker. The music is a classic tune by Mikhail Glika which was modern Russia’s first anthem (no lyrics) […]