Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Welcome back, everyone! In today’s video, we are diving into my latest cassette haul from the Vintage Computer Festival. I picked up three absolute classic 8-bit titles: Blue Max, Fort Apocalypse, and the legendary Chuck Benton Frogger by Sierra Online.
But things didn't go as planned. After discovering a couple of these tapes were actually Atari versions (listen to that tape head audio difference!), I set my sights on Frogger. What followed was a massive headache involving strange question mark prompts, obfuscated basic code, and a wildly confident Claude AI insisting that Sierra botched the tape straight from the factory in 1981.
Stick around to see how the mystery was solved in a way that artificial intelligence couldn't.
Frogger C64 Tape Dump (along with other rare tapes)
archive.org/details/20260513-190334
Claude Chat:
claude.ai/share/c0c24918-86c1-460d-b66a-f74a5350e2b7
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Welcome back, everyone! In today’s video, we are diving into my latest cassette haul from the Vintage Computer Festival. I picked up three absolute classic 8-bit titles: Blue Max, Fort Apocalypse, and the legendary Chuck Benton Frogger by Sierra Online.
But things didn't go as planned. After discovering a couple of these tapes were actually Atari versions (listen to that tape head audio difference!), I set my sights on Frogger. What followed was a massive headache involving strange question mark prompts, obfuscated basic code, and a wildly confident Claude AI insisting that Sierra botched the tape straight from the factory in 1981.
Stick around to see how the mystery was solved in a way that artificial intelligence couldn't.
Frogger C64 Tape Dump (along with other rare tapes)
archive.org/details/20260513-190334
Claude Chat:
claude.ai/share/c0c24918-86c1-460d-b66a-f74a5350e2b7
Blackview Monitor
amzn.to/3REc6mi
Join Our Discord
discord.monroeworld.com










