
Hello, I'm Rees from the YouTube channel ctrl-alt-rees. Here is a thing wherein I ramble about things.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 179 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Technology | |||

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In this episode I talk about a rat in my kitchen, the campaign to save Mass Effect, 35 years of Civilization, an open-source LEGO Loco remake, Halo in Roblox, Zer... more
In this episode I talk about Chords, a cyberpunk visual novel coming to the Mega Drive, EA shutting down BioWare, the Atari VCS store closing with a positive twist, a Doom engine for the NES, DOOM on a clamp meter and a vape, using AI to make smart T... more
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In this episode I talk about the new studio, a decompilation community shut down by AI, the first human-led Beetle Adventure Racing recomp, Ultima Underworld rebu... more
In this episode I talk about Heretic and Hexen, ArtCraft's AI-coded clones of Adobe's apps and Microsoft Office, DOOM on the Vectrex, in a Microsoft developer tool, on a pen plotter and on a PlayStation memory card, video games on VHS, newly surfaced... more
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Excellent companion to the ctrl-alt-rees vintage computing Youtube channel. Usually episodes contain related news etc and I'd argue the podcast is worth checking out on its own even if you're not familiar with the channel.









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Informal, solo-hosted commentary on retro computing, classic games, hardware projects and current technology news. Rees moves between industry developments, preservation efforts, unusual ports of games to unexpected devices, and discoveries from vintage computing communities. Personal anecdotes and opinions give the coverage a conversational feel, while regular recommendations point listeners toward videos and projects from other creators. A recurring interest in how older technology can be repaired, emulated, modified or kept accessible connects the wide-ranging topics. The mix suits enthusiasts who enjoy both the history and hands-on experimentation of computing and gaming, and who appreciate a host's candid take alongside a steady stream... more
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