Showing posts with label Youtube. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Youtube. Show all posts

Sunday, January 22, 2017

SpongeBog Demo - The wackiest C64 tune you'll hear all week!




As you know Indie Retro News prides itself on mentioning games, teasers and compilations, but the latest C64 SpongeBog Demo by Max of Flat 3 Hackers was just too good to miss. This is one of the wackiest and most upbeat tunes I've heard on the C64 by far, and apparently the music is related to the catchy tune playing at the Spongebob Arcade Machine, which is located at Planet Fun, Ingoldmells.

Tuesday, January 17, 2017

Streamstock 2017 is a new event taking place January 20th. It's an online music and arts festival with a better lineup than Trump's Inauguration

Streamstock 2017 is a new event taking place January 20th. It's an online music and arts festival with a better lineup than Trump's Inauguration. 
 


 Streamstock 2017 is an online music and art celebration to rival the Inauguration festivities taking place the same day. It's boasts that it is an event “of the people, by the people and for the people”. The talent is as impressive as the idea. 

    To be able to watch Streamstock on Friday go to their Facebook page and hit the Use App button or look up Streamstock 2017 in Facebook Messenger. 

    Thanks to Jambase 

Kevin

Sunday, January 15, 2017

Welcome to the story of the Commodore Amiga by Nostalgia Nerd - Part 2




Ladies and Gentlemen and Amiga fan boys around the world, Nostalgia Nerd is back with another Amiga video! Previously we mentioned the Part 1 video of ' The Amiga Story ' which went in great detail about the Amiga's history including the late 80's, the systems such as the A500 and the team behind the Amiga. But this time in part 2 Nostalgia Nerd is delving into the 90's, when the Amiga peaked,

Wednesday, December 21, 2016

Grateful Music's Facebook Page has hit a milestone of a 100K fans. To celebrate we are giving away Prizes.

  Our Facebook page just surpassed 100,000 music lovers. 
 
 More importantly out of that number 98.622% of our family are actually empathetic caring people. I have met some of my best friends while discussing music on the site. Hell, I met my roommate through the magic of our community. If I would have planned this company, it would have failed years ago. The magic that The Phish and the Dead create found it's way into our sandbox.  Since 100,000 is a big even number and it's the season of What Now? We are going to show how Grateful we are for our fans. Until next year we will be giving away authentic Phish and the Dead memorabilia out of my own personal collection. You could win a pair of tickets to see The Grateful Dead or David Bowie. (Time machine not included) 

 
 
 Or the Deer Creek show that Keller Williams and myself missed. 
 
Or it my be a ticket for a Grateful Dead concert for Fall tour in 1995. 
 
Basically the gifts will be like our website; you never know what you will find. 
 
 Over the last three years our sandbox has became Grateful Music Productions. This is all because you love music as much as we do. Our clubhouse is now a business and it's just keeps getting better. Sammy and I started this with one fundamental rule. Everything is not fucking epic. We wanted a forum where we could talk about our musical community honestly as we see it. We are not for everyone and that is fine. But since we stopped writing for the big boys and concentrated on what matters music and the love we bring. We have grown without being  own by the publicists. They are some of our biggest supporters. Five your ago we had almost 6,000 fans.  
       What makes us so proud is that you that us be a part of your lives and yet you still recommend us to your family. We are an organically grown company because we have never spent one dollar to promote ourselves. Subscribe to our YouTube page, Grateful Music Productions we have great content and we are just getting started. 
https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCUJelI7kf6fB8mHLYedR1vA Some contests the next few weeks will be given away on that platform only. The best is yet to come and good luck this week. Each prize will have a different contest. The only rule is if you get confused listen to the music play. Thank you for giving us something to do in between shows. We love you Kevin & Greg. P.S that ain't no monkey in the middle! 
 

Monday, December 5, 2016

Welcome to the story of the Commodore Amiga by Nostalgia Nerd






It's nearly time for bed but have I got an early morning surprise for you! If you want to know more about the Amiga, it's historic story and how it become the legendary system that it is known as today by many retro heads such as myself. Then you really should watch Nostalgia Nerds latest Youtube Part 1 video of ' The Amiga Story '. According to Nostalgia Nerd, who is well known for making

Thursday, November 24, 2016

C4CPC Unboxing, Playtest & 3D Printed Case Assembly




It's been a big 18 months for the Amstrad community. Not only have we been treated to a plethora of great games, emulator updates and hardware mods; the much fabled GX4000 got it's own bit of retro-loving in the form of a flashcart, the C4CPC. Many 8 bit fans already to know of this, so here I take a look at this really neat bit of kit, show you the ropes (Roland style of course) and even take

Thursday, November 17, 2016

Hard Chiptune Mix 2 - Over an hour of in your face hard ZX Spectrum beats




It's been awhile so I thought it was the right time to once again bring out the tunes, and more especially ZX Spectrum ones. If you love a damn good rave and throwing your arms into the air like a mad man with a retro computer by your side, then the latest Hard Chiptune Mix 2 upload from zmix coming it at 125 bpm and featuring over an hour's worth of hard/acid/break tunage, is just what you

Wednesday, November 9, 2016

Red Alert 2 remade in Unreal Engine 4 and featuring VR!




One of our good friends Ethan Knight has just come across a really eye opening bit of news, as the RTS classic ' Red Alert 2 ' developed by Westwood Studios and published by EA in 2000, has been shown off as a proof of concept in Unreal Engine 4 by Ádám Horváth. Not just that, but this seriously good RTS which is still very playable today, is being played using VR (HTC Vive in room scale mode)

Thursday, September 1, 2016

How to easily play Amiga games on a Raspberry PI thanks to Dan Wood




I for one am a huge Amiga gamer, I have an Amiga 500, Amiga 600 and an Amiga 1200 each one ready for playing the best Amiga games either through a floppy drive or a CF card. The problem is however, the prices for these retro computers are forever going up and up, thanks largely to the Vampire which gives the Amiga a massive performance boost capable of even playing DOS games. But what if you

Monday, August 29, 2016

Top 11 Amstrad CPC Games by NovaBug




Many top 10 lists to the rounds catering to retro gaming, I like to be different and choose a top 11, because there is always one game you wish you could include but miss out. Here are my personal top 11 best game choices for the Amstrad CPC. See if you agree with me.




Article by @Novabug

Tuesday, August 23, 2016

42 ZX SPECTRUM 128K AY GAME MUSIC TUNES - 2.5 hours of ZX Spectrum music via Zeusdaz!




A rather early write up for you this morning and one I'm sure will fill up the rest of your day, is Zeusdaz's latest game music Youtube upload, '42 "ZX SPECTRUM 128K AY" GAME MUSIC TUNES'. From the creator of the huge 6 hour Amiga music Youtube upload which was released some time ago, comes a new list of tracks as his top 42 128k favourites that are all UNemulated and completely uncut! From

Monday, August 22, 2016

Cathedral - A NES-inspired 8-bit adventure is looking better than ever




Last year Indie Retro News was one of the first sites to give you a new look at Decemberborn's in development NES inspired 8bit adventure ' Cathedral ', which is coming to PC, MAC and Linux at some point in the near future. It looks to have the brilliance of Shovel Knight and the charm of the retro classics while having cool platforming dungeons, unique aesthetics, new items, baddies to fight

Sunday, May 8, 2016

70 Gaming System Exhibits at PLAY Blackpool 2016






On a recent trip to sunny Blackpool I visited Replay Events' annual Expo at the Norbreak Castle Hotel. The event that started as a wet-dream for retro gamers has changed in recent years, but the core draw of the expo still remains. Among the original arcade cabinets, demonstration areas, trade hall and gaming competitions are the many consoles and computers on display and available to play

Monday, May 2, 2016

Captain America Defies the Doom Tube & Retro Waffle by Novabug






As many of you know by now we joined up with the excellent Youtuber Novabug of RetroUnlim, who does brilliant gameplay videos plus commentary of some rather fine nostalgic gaming classics. Well seeing as he is still away, but still doing videos, I'll be filling in for him on the writing part until he is officially back later this week. Today's videos include - A few minutes playing Captain

Thursday, April 28, 2016

Indie Retro News teams up with Novabug (RetroUnlim)




On Monday we teamed up with the top quality Podcast ' Retro Asylum ', which is regarded as the number 1 Retro Podcast, that chats about non stop retro gaming. But I decided to take our site even further, and as from today we have now teamed up with Novabug, from Retro Unlim. If you've never heard of Novabug, he does very good retro gaming Youtube videos, playing and talking through games that

Wednesday, March 30, 2016

Score – Beautiful gaming music from the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra




As many of you know I am a huge sucker for gaming music, especially of the retro variety, and to come across well over an hours worth of gaming music done by the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra, I was just a little bit taken back. In fact many of these gaming tunes are from some very well known titles, such as the more modern Assassins Creed Black Flag, Bloodthorne and Mega Man, but what

Sunday, March 27, 2016

Revision 2016 - PC Scene Demo Category aims to impress




As I have already mentioned the Revision 2016 demo party, I wont go into too much detail other than it still being live with people around the world showing off their creative talent. But while we wait for all the footage to start appearing for the Amiga intros and scene demos, I thought i'd give a shout out to two brilliant PC demos from the 64k compo and the 2D Demo compo, which sufficed to

WE ARE DEMO C64 - One of the finest C64 scene demo's and it's available now!




Last night I was watching the latest Amiga intro's from creators around the world being shown at the Revision 2016 demo party. This is a place that features lots of competitions, events, music acts, seminar's and much more that makes it the place to be to see some of the most jaw dropping creations, such as this one from Fairlight, Noice and Offence. The name of this brilliant piece of work,

Friday, March 18, 2016

Amiga A600 Vampire II Update - SAGA Driver, and it's FAST!




As many of you well know, the Vampire II for the A600 has been out a little while now and there isn't one person I have personally spoken to that is disappointed with it. In fact it is so fast, that some have rushed to Facebook and showed benchmarks as bragging rights against the much older accelerators that even for their time were rather fast. Well today we've got another video for you from

Thursday, December 11, 2014

YouTube Downloader Pro YTD 4.8.1.0 Final full

YouTube Downloader Pro YTD 4.8.1.0 Final full
YouTube Downloader Pro YTD 4.8.1.0 Final full



YouTube Downloader is software that allows you to download videos from YouTube, Facebook, Google Video, Yahoo Video, and many others and convert them to other video formats.

The program is easy to use, just specify the URL for the video you want to download and click the Ok button!

It also allows you to convert downloaded videos for Ipod, Iphone, PSP, Cell Phone, Windows Media, XVid and MP3.

You can use YouTube Downloader to download the videos of your choice from home, at the office or in school.

General Points:-
Download videos from YouTube, FaceBook, Google Video, MySpaceTV and many others- Allows you to access YouTube videos for which you need to be 18+ years of age- Converts video for Ipod, Iphone, PSP, Cell Phone, Windows Media, XVid and MP3- Provides the ability to cut and select the output quality of converted videos- Uses the FFmpeg engine to convert the videos- Plays videos downloaded in Flash- Extremely easy to use
System Requirement:

Intel Pentium 233 Mhz (or equivalent processor, such as AMD) or betterWindows XP/Vista/7/8Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher64 MB of RAMAdobe Flash Player 9+
Installation instructions:
1. Execute the .exe file.
2. Enjoy the program.

DOWNLOAD YouTube Downloader Pro YTD 4.8.1.0 Final full 

from google drive--from mediafire--from mega--from dropbox--from box--from zippyshare

If you want to know how to use this software, you can visit:  How to - How I can download video or music from Youtube