On this episode of #BCB, I am sad to announce that this will be my final #unboxing video for #videogamesmonthly! They completely dropped the ball on #communication & replacing duplicate games this month... let's go over what they sent me, what I already had & what actions they did or did not take to make... Continue Reading →
01.23.25 ‘ATARI 50’ DLC a NO GO on ATARI VCS + Atari Patch Packs Out Next Week. Let’s Discuss & Complain! (Atari Newsline)
ATARI NEWSLINE. BREAKING NEWS. // Yes, you heard that right. #Atari50 #DLC content WILL NOT be coming to the #AtariVCS! @Atari & @DigitalEclipse had promised us this late last year for FREE & now we hear it will NOT be coming to the VCS! Sad news indeed! Let's discuss! Plus: #AtariPatch Packs are coming to... Continue Reading →
06.11.24 That Atari Show 73: “Atari Support Group Meeting” w/ Mr. Poestyle (Our issues with Atari.com orders)
On this episode of #ThatAtariShow, @MrPoestyle returns for an #Atari #SupportGroup #Meeting! We rant about items that are late or mising, including @atari jackets, #AtariVCS USB's, #AtariXP #games, #Controllers & much, much more! And most importantly, will Mr. P ever get his Atari jacket? Plus: In Creator Space, I take a look at the #RetroRewind... Continue Reading →
05.30.22 There Will Be No Revolution Tonight. (Poetry)
Another week, another school shooting massacre. We've all become "used to it," and we never truly should. This poem came to me while walking my dogs on Memorial Day, 2022, in the aftermath of the tragedy in Uvalde, Texas, where 19 elementary school students were massacred by an 18-year-old, as well as 2 adults, while 19 cops stood nearby and did nothing for over an hour. Feel angry? You should. And you should make your voice count at the polls this year. Here's how I also deal with mine. Read on...
7.12.20 July in Blue (Poem)
The following poem was written about 5 minutes ago. (Not kidding!) I've had many mixed feelings as far as this pandemic goes. I've cried, I've laughed, I've slept out of boredom, I've taken up walking the neighborhood with my dogs, I've thought every 5 minutes about Dad and how much I miss his phone calls,... Continue Reading →