It's a Pixel THING Complete Season Two

This is the entire Second Season of It's a Pixel THING, over 6 hours of content compiled into one single video for your viewing convenience and pleasure!

There's other alternative ways for watching the episodes, like using the series playlists below or go directly to the "videos" tab on my channel. That way you'll also get English subtitles!

The "Pickups" videos and other "special" episodes are not included in this compilation, such as my 1-hour long E3 20-Year Retrospective that you can watch by clicking in the following link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6GWeQDqqPEc

Enjoy!

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It's a Pixel THING Season Two Episodes PlayList (newest to oldest): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLArECn6rOyzebyOa5JspMr3A8ysEWCmgV

• 0:25 - Stormfinch [2015, ZX Spectrum] Review

• 5:49 - Kung Fury: Street Rage [2015, Windows / iOS / Android] Review

• 10:47 - The Game Over Controversy [1987, ZX Spectrum / MSX / CPC / C64 / DOS]

• 16:45 - Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade [1992, Mega Drive / Genesis] Review

• 22:50 - A few Favorite Games on a few Different Systems

• 32:43 - Antiriad, the very first metroidvania [1986, C64 / CPC / ZX Spectrum]

• 42:05 - The ZX Spectrum: Why it was so Popular & My Top 26 Games

• 1:14:35 - RAMBO video games Retrospective [1985-2014]

• 1:29:20 - Celebrating 16 Years of the Dreamcast: My Top 10 games

• 1:44:13 - Celebrating 20 Years of the PlayStation: My Top 10 games

• 1:58:46 - 25 Years of The Secret of Monkey Island

• 2:10:08 - Alley Cat [1984, MS-DOS]

• 2:15:54 - Paradise Café, the complete Story [1985, ZX Spectrum]

• 2:23:41 - Celebrating 10 Years of the Xbox 360: My Top 10 games

• 2:38:50 - Celebrating 15 Years of the PlayStation 2: My Top 10 games

• 2:53:32 - Celebrating 25 Years of the Mega Drive (EU): My Top 10 games

• 3:06:54 - How to Sell a Game in the 80s (and Early 90s - EU)

• 3:14:56 - DiRT Rally [2015, PC] Review

• 3:31:06 - The Origins of Cover Media

• 3:36:14 - 2015 Re-Cap: Best Videos, Feedback & Shout-outs

• 3:49:25 - TOP 5 Games Played in 2015 for the First Time

• 3:55:52 - A Tribute to Arcade Classics - My TOP 26 Games

• 4:27:37 - Imagine Software, the place where Dreams come True

• 4:36:22 - 25 Years of Lemmings

• 4:43:17 - Psygnosis, the Legacy

• 4:58:28 - Microsoft SideWinder Dual Strike Review

• 5:06:28 - Psygnosis, the PlayStation Years

• 5:17:39 - Farewell, Evolution Studios

• 5:29:39 - My Top 10 Classic Pinball Video Games

• 5:43:03 - The DemoScene and Thalion Software

• 5:50:11 - My ZX Spectrum Memories

• 5:57:05 - Video Games' Prices Through the Years

• 6:03:32 - 25 Years of Turrican II, The Final Fight

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Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989) PC/Amiga Review

For the PC I’ve recently purchased this game through Steam, but I’ve also got the Amiga’s Kixx XL 1992 floppy re-release of this awesome title.
Inside a pretty looking big box, there’s the three floppy disks, a folded manual that includes, besides all basic info, the Translation Table that is simply the copy protection codes that are asked when you start the game. Also inside comes a Kixx XL complete catalogue of their re-releases back in 1992. And, finally, the crown jewel: Dr. Henry Jones diary, like the one we see in the movie. I haven’t read it yet, but I believe that it’s filled with interesting stuff. It has hand drawings, sketches, newspaper pieces, letters and even the map showing the canyon of the crescent moon! It looks like it was written by hand. It’s just amazing the awesome stuff that used to come inside these big boxes back in the day.

Back in 1989, Steven Spielberg brought us the third movie of the Indiana Jones adventures, my favourite one. The Last Crusade transports u…

Manual de Truques & Dicas para o Nissan Qashqai

Há pequenos truques e dicas que dispensam uma deslocação à oficina ou a fatigante pesquisa no extenso manual do proprietário do Nissan Qashqai.

Esporadicamente, e sabe-se lá porquê, o vidro do condutor deixa de subir automaticamente; o trancamento das portas, quando se circula acima dos 20 km/h, está desactivado; o avisador do air-bag (nos modelos onde este se encontra na consola central) fica com um funcionamento estranho; etc.

Podem obter as respostas a estes e outros, por vezes, irritantes "problemas" consultando o Manual de Dicas úteis para proprietários de um Nissan Qashqai:

Open publication - Free publishing - More dicas
Nota: Este manual está em constante evolução.

Sistema Nissan Connect num Qashqai de 2008

Para quem possui um Nissan Qashqai dos anos de 2007 e 2008 com um tradicional leitor de seis Compact Disc, poderá substituí-lo por um sistema atual e bastante completo.
Graficamente, o Connect não é muito atrativo e a qualidade sonora poderia ser melhor, mas é uma grande evolução face aos antiquados leitores de CD sem reprodução MP3, como é o caso do equipamento de origem nos modelos dos anos aqui em discussão.

Após alguma investigação e pesquisa, optei, então, por me aventurar no mundo dos Sistemas de Navegação e Multimédia Connect da Nissan, abandonando o Pioneer AVIC-F700BT já aqui anteriormente analisado.

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