Original Xbox games on PC are now officially a reality. Microsoft launched Xbox Backward Compatibility on PC on 22 July 2026. The early release brings four classic titles to Windows computers and compatible handheld devices. The programme begins with only four games, but its importance goes beyond the small opening library. Microsoft is creating an […]
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When Crysis arrived in 2007, the question was not simply whether you wanted to play it. The more important question was: could your computer run it? The game quickly became a test of PC power. A new processor or graphics card did not seem particularly impressive until someone checked how it handled Crysis. But how
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The new Commodore 64C Ultimate brings one of the most famous home computers back for a new generation. It combines the familiar 1980s design with modern hardware, HDMI, USB, Wi-Fi and support for original accessories. For millions of people, the Commodore 64 opened the door to games, programming and electronic music. It also created the
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Before streaming platforms, smartphones and endless recommendations, television had a very different place in everyday life. One programme that defined that experience was the Survival wildlife series, known to generations of viewers across the former Yugoslavia as Opstanak. A bulky CRT set stood in the corner, coffee was being prepared, and a calm voice introduced
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Retro music gifts can bring back powerful memories without being expensive or complicated. An old-style radio, cassette player or portable CD player can instantly recall another era. Some gifts are opened, admired and forgotten after a few days. Others return us to afternoons spent waiting for a favourite song on the radio. We once rewound
My Svet Kompjutera magazine collection now contains 77 physical magazines and preserves more than a decade of technological change. Every issue carries a small part of the time in which it appeared. When I arrange the magazines together today, I remember the years when we discovered new games, computers, graphics cards, mobile phones and the
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Affordable retro gifts under $25 do not have to feel cheap, random, or forgettable. A small object connected to cassette tapes, VHS movies, vinyl records, or early computer games can bring back more memories than something far more expensive. For those who grew up during the 1980s, 1990s, or early 2000s, nostalgia often lives in
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Foods we made in the 90s were not always fancy, perfect or planned. Most of the time, they were simple meals made from whatever was already in the kitchen. When I think about the 90s, I don’t first remember big events, headlines or everything adults were worried about. Instead, I remember the kitchen. There was
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Retro tech gadgets from the 90s and 2000s still have a special kind of magic. They were not just screens, buttons and cables. Instead, they were CDs carried in plastic cases, Discman players that skipped if you moved too fast, MP3 players with tiny screens, wired headphones tangled in your backpack and computer desks filled
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The 90s living room was more than a place to watch TV. It was the center of the home, the room where cartoons, VHS tapes, family movie nights, and childhood memories all came together before streaming took over. Not just a room with a couch, a coffee table, and a television, but the place where
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