Adrian introduces us to the lesser known Casio game console... The Casio PV-1000. Adrian looks at some of the systems games including Amidar, Pachinko UFO, Space Panic, Turpin, Super Cobra, Warp & Warp, and more...

Following another generous donation, Adrian takes us on a tour of the Prinztronic VC6000 - one of the earliest consoles in our collection.

Join Adrian as he explores the Japan-exclusive Commodore Max and its games.

Recorded at Virtual Abug Meetup The Centre for Computing History

Tom Scott and Jason Fitzpatrick chat about Tom’s school days with the BBC Micro computer. We take a look at the AMX Mouse with it’s Super Art package and educational games like Granny’s Garden. See our videos first on Patreon: https: www.patreon.com computinghistory Museum Website : http: www...

Adrian takes us through the story of Tangerine computers; Oric 1 and Oric Atmos and experiences a few of the video games available for these machines. Created with the support of the National Lottery Heritage Fund. Help us create more videos Support us through Patreon : https: www.patreon.com...

A VHS video tape supplied with the early releases of The 7th Guest on the IBM PC. See : http: www.computinghistory.org.uk det 60364 The-7th-Guest-(Special-Edition) (c) 1993 Virgin Games Inc.

A segment from BBC Newsround in November 1986 about the Domesday Project. With footage from the Acorn Domesday exhibition stand. (C) BBC

Chris Thomas talks to Laurie van Someren about his career in computing and his company; Aleph One, who produced ARM and x86 processor upgrades for Acorn Archimedes computers in the 90s. Edited from archive footage with the support of the National Lottery Heritage Fund. Help us create more videos ...

Adrian tells us the history of the Sord M5 computer and tries out a couple of its games. Created with the support of the National Lottery Heritage Fund. Help us create more videos Support us through Patreon : https: www.patreon.com computinghistory Museum Website : http: www.ComputingHistory...

Dan tells us about the Philips CD-I game console and tries out a few key games. Help us create more videos Support us through Patreon : https: www.patreon.com computinghistory Museum Website : http: www.ComputingHistory.org.uk Twitter : https: twitter.com computermuseum Facebook : https...

Our Chair of Trustees, Gareth Marlow, talks about how COVID-19 has affected our museum and how tech and video game companies might support us through our sponsorship packages : http: www.computinghistory.org.uk det 58202 sponsorship-opportunities http: www.computinghistory.org.uk news 58185...

Chris Shore talks about Colossus, how it came to be, how it worked and how it changed the course of World War II. Essential viewing Help us create more videos. Support us through Patreon : https: www.patreon.com computinghistory Museum Website : www.ComputingHistory.org.uk Twitter : https...

Jason gives us a quick overview of IBM’s most successful personal computer - The IBM 5150. If you like our videos and want to help us make more please subscribe to our Patreon : https: www.patreon.com computinghistory Museum Website : www.ComputingHistory.org.uk

Recorded at Spectrum 35 - 28th October 2017, Rick talks about the design process for the casing of the Spectrum Next retro computer and what it means to design for ’retro’. In memory of Rick Dickinson who sadly passed away in April 2018. 15 minutes into the talk the sound recording equipment was...