Gunstar Development Video Promo #1 Nick Marentes 2019-11-04 | A short development promo video of my game for the Tandy Color Computer 3.
Vlog #8 Nick Marentes 2019-08-02 | Vlog #8 of my development on my game GunStar for the Tandy Color Computer 3. An 8 bit computer system released in 1986.
WaterFall V2 Nick Marentes 2019-06-16 | WaterFall for the Tandy Color Computer written in BASIC with M/L support.
Vlog #3 Nick Marentes 2019-02-10 | Development Video Blog #3 of my retro game project for the Tandy Color Computer 3.
Vlog #2 Nick Marentes 2019-02-02 | Development Vlog of my game "GunStar" for the 8-bit Tandy Color Computer 3.
Pop*Star Pilot - Zone 1 to 4 play-through Nick Marentes 2017-02-05 | For those struggling to get through Pop*Star Pilot, here is a composite video capture play-through of Zones 1 to 4 showing that the game is not too difficult to complete. I have omitted Zone 5 so as to leave some surprise for people playing the game. :)
Pop*Star Pilot - Promo Video #2 Nick Marentes 2016-10-03 | Video preview of Pop*Star Pilot for the Tandy Color Computer 3** NOTE: My new e-mail address is.. nickma1@optusnet.com.au
Pop*Star Pilot Promo Video Nick Marentes 2016-07-03 | A short promotional video to show progress of my new game for the Tandy Color Computer 3. See my Development Blog page for more info: http://www.members.optusnet.com.au/nickma/PopstarPilot/
The Hello Darling song by Brother Jeremy at PennFest 2000 Nick Marentes 2014-04-05 | On August 19,2000 at "PennFest 2000", a festival for the Tandy Color Computer held in Pittsburgh, Brother Jeremy sang his famous "Hello Darling" song directly to Kevin Darling himself before the crowd of Fest attendees. This song led to Kevin Darling agreeing to the release of the OS-9 Level III upgade. Full Penfest 2000 Report at: http://www.members.optusnet.com.au/nickma/ProjectArchive/pennfest2000.html
Donut Dilemma for the Maximite Nick Marentes 2013-01-20 | Demo of my program "Donut Dilemma" created in Interpretive Basic (MMBASIC 4.3) for the Colour Maximite Computer. Originally written in 1984 for the TRS-80 Model 1, converted in 1986 for the Tandy Colour Computer and 2013 for the Colour Maximite.
MaxMan Nick Marentes 2012-10-03 | Sample video of my program "MaxMan" running on the Maximite computer, a single chip kit computer using the Microchip PIC32 microcontroller running an INTERPRETIVE BASIC programming environment.
