Do any of you remember this beast? It has 64 kB of memory and is equipped with 8-bit CPU.

In order to play a game you had to load it from a cassette. Quite often it was necessary to adjust the head of the datasette unit every time you decided to switch the cassette, so If you didn't have a small enough screwdriver up your sleeve, you could only dream about the fun from playing Maniac Mansion.

I have a vague but surely very nostalgic recollection of those days in the 90's when me and my sister used to sit in front of a tv screen waiting with anticipation for another game to load from a brand new cassette. We were so stoked every time when one of our older cousins let us borrow a new collection of games, that everything else seemed to stop existing for us. Right after coming back home, we were looking at the magic dance of pink and black bands which are the graphical representation of data flowing bit by bit through the maze of logic gates. We always kept our fingers crossed hoping that it'll help to prevent…