I'm taking a brief detour from vintage computers to vintage gaming consoles for a very festive holiday special!

In this episode I'm documenting the gifts I'm giving my fiance... a restored & revitalized Vectrex with modern day mods and multi-carts!

For more info on everything mentioned in this episode, check out the links below:

• Vectrex Radio
• Vectrex BUZZ OFF Mod Kit
• Vectrex BUZZ OFF Mod Kit Videos
• Moray Labs Vectrex Controller
• Moray Labs Vectrex 3d print shells
• Vectrex Light pen
• Sean Kelly Multi-cart
• Vectrex32
• Vectrex Dust Cover

In this episode, I continue on with the Vic-20 finishing off remaining items from the first episodes and then some brand new stuff!

• Finishing the keyboard fixes
• Fixing the power switch
• Testing the memory cartridges
• Vic-20 cxpansion options
• Trying out Vic-20 IQ and personality tests!

This one ended up being way more involved than I intended, but I still had a lot of fun making it.

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Mentioned podcast:

ANTIC Interview 285 - Jay Balakrishnan, HESWare

Antic is a great podcast. Definitely recommend it!

In my first official video I decide I don't know what I'm doing with the Commodore Vic-20 and decide to rectify that. I need to get my hands on a Vic-20, try to get it running and clean it all up. I get most of the way there, but a few things remain (along with a few additional projects) that I'll try out in the next episode.

Mentioned recommended YouTube videos:

• 8-bit-guy - Commodore History Part 2 - The VIC 20
• LGR - Commodore VIC-20 Computer System Review
• Nostalgia Nerd - Vic-20 Unboxing & Perusing - Nostalgia Nerd

Recommended Podcast:

• Floppy Days with Randy Kindig

Mentioned products:

• Commodore Computers Banner Dealer Sign Replica - Sold by Commodore4ever
• Vic-20 Dust Cover - Sold by papa*nannysfunstuff

Did this one after watching the original video on YouTube.  For some reason the horse sounded like it was yodeling.

Some stuff I shot ages ago on my HV20.  Lots of goofiness etc.

Performs pretty well for a camera under $200.  Though you'll notice lots of rolling shutter / jello cam issues heightened by the smoothcam.  I think I could have skewed those to make it look normal.  I apologize for the silliness at the end.

Got some traction and some notice out of this commercial my buddy Don and I created (on next to nothing budget).

You just know times are tough when Santa Claus has to kick the cinder blocks out from under his ride, put some extra feed in the reindeer and fly down to Cleveland to hock some of the old lady's jewelry and candlesticks. And that's exactly what's going on in this spot from the Pavlish Group for Coin & Jewelry Buyers of America. (Don Pavlish dishes after the video.)