Retro Game Night - TJBChris-Style!

I like to set up a small subset of my collection and host Retro Game Nights for the enjoyment of my friends. Check out my most recent game night setup, with a quick walk-through, complete with a look at the little touches of detail I add to make it extra fun!

The systems:

Tandy 4825 SX
Apple IIe Platinum
Memorex VIS
Tandy 1000 RLX
Super NES Classic
NES Classic

I do these videos unscripted, so I apologize if the in-the-moment descriptions of things are a bit scattered. If you have any questions/comments about this video, you can find me in any of these fine locations:

The Tandy Discord Server
The CoCo Nation Discord Server
The TRS-80 Color Computer (CoCo) group on Facebook
The CoCo Crew Podcast group on Facebook
The TRS-80 Models I-4/4P Group on Facebook
Tandy / Radio Shack Model II /12 / 16 / 16B / 6000 Owner's Group on Facebook
Twitter (I'm TJBChris there...)
The Level29 BBS (I'm TJBChris there, too.)
Particles BBS (Guess who I am here? Yeah, TJBChris.)

Thanks for watching!

[geekwithsocialskills]

What a great setup! I do a retro computer / game console meet up once a month with friends for the same reasons as you, eat, drink and be merry!

[naganomancer]

i watch your videos more to see your house than the computers lol. all that wood panneling is great.

[timwoodland]

This is awesome Chris! It is wonderful that you not only share your love of retrocomputing with friends and family hosting game nights, but thanks so much for taking the time to make content on your channel sharing your passion for retro computing with the community. I have learned a lot by watching your videos and it has helped me, and saved me a ton of time by following your examples in my restoration of TRS-80's. I appreciate it!

[ageguyera]

Very interesting stuff. This video is deserving of more views! May just need to spice up the thumbnail a bit to convince more people to click and give it a try.

[RetroGamingNook]

I am definitely looking forward to more on the VIS, I don't really recall it, but I probably saw this in Radio Shack back then and never gave it a second thought as I was not a fan of any of those CD-ROM Multimedia style systems. But for some reason, thirty years later, I want to know all about it!

[cosmicavatar]

Really cool idea, nice retro tech! Just subscribed and im looking forward to checking out the rest of your content.