Wednesday, February 23, 2011

RetroKork - Little Computer People

Sorry about the delayed release of the episode, but I'm currently moving so... yeah.

Anyways: Did you know that in your computer there lives a small person? No? Well, it's not really really true but it's the premise of today's (or better to say: monday's) game: Little Computer People.


Monday, February 7, 2011

RetroKork - BurgerTime

Umm, what would you do if you wanted to make burgers but are too small to handle the ingredients? One way to overcome that problem is shown in the arcade game BurgerTime - and its weak Commodore 64 port.

Kork Scenes

I had a craving to produce videos that are not reviews at all but more like short films.

So I created the series "Kork Scenes", which as of today contains two videos (who are behind the break):

Monday, January 24, 2011

RetroKork - The BIG Deal

Have you ever played those flash games that put you into the shoes of a fry chef, a fast food cook? Or have you wondered where this may have started?
Well, today's game might be the first time someone reached into the processes behind your sandwiches...

Monday, January 10, 2011

RetroKork - Frankie Goes To Hollywood

When you're in Mundaneville ... or Liverpool and you want to find the Pleasuredome, what better way than to go with Frankie Goes To Hollywood and their Commodore 64 game?
Well, there's only one way to find out - and it's just beyond the break, not beyond the thunderdome.

Monday, December 27, 2010

RetroKork - Portal

Now that the christmas days are goine by, it is time for me to tell you a story... The story of a game you may know by name: Portal. But I am in no way talking about the Valve first-person puzzle game, no! I'm talking about the Activision game of the same name.

Friday, December 24, 2010

It's that time of the year!

Merry Christmas - or Happy Holidays!

Whatever you prefer, I just wanted to tell you that I personally like celebrating this time of the year. No, not for a religious reason (I'm what one might call "agnostic") but simply because it is a time of the year when you can calm down, relax and look back at what you have accomplished.

While I myself am very critical with myself, I am happy with what I have achieved: I have gotten off my butt to create videos that I find interesting, I have started blogging and... whew, this sounds more like a new year's eve post all of a sudden.

Anyways: I am picking up a new hobby (inspired by those people of ThatGuyWithTheGlasses.com who play Dungeons and Dragons on a regular basis over at LordKaT's webstream): Dungeons and Dragons. This christmas I got the Essentials red box (which - according to LordKaT - isn't really the best product to start with due to lots of errors) and I plan on getting a lot of supplemental material for that.

So, have yourself a merry little christmas, maybe while listening to an arizonian angelic voice?