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In the earlier 90s, this is one of my favorite TV, Maskman. It was a Japanese show from the late 80s, that time I was kid, jumping on sofa with a paper gun. I can still remember the characters, the fight and the music but one thing I didn’t realize, they actually go naked before the transformation. Check out the videos after the break.

Back in 1980, the 20GB IBM 3380 Disk Systems will costs you up to $1.1-million and plus you will need some help in carry it up to your office as it weighs 4400 pounds. But today you can pick up a 32GB microSD card at just $15 – $100 and you can just keep it in your wallet.

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Wish I have all of them. Those are the Coca Cola from the past.
Left to Right: 1899 • 1900 • 1915 • 1916 • 1957 • 1986.
I love the first one 1899.

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Laffer35 is showing us 100 NES in 10 minutes. I didn’t know there are so many nice games in NES. The cartridge is too pricey last time, I can only afford a few. Video after the break.

Titles of the 100 Games:
1. Super Mario Brothers (0:00)
2. Contra (0:07)
3. Dragon warrior 1 (0:13)
4. Dr. Mario (0:19)
5. Excite Bike (0:25)
6. Lola 3 (0:31)
7. Ice Climber (0:37)
8. Gradius (0:43)
9. Ice Hockey (0:49)
10. Kiwi Craze (0:55)
11. Little Nemo (1:01)
12. Scheherazade (1:07)
13. Abradox (1:13)
14. Addams Family (1:19)
15. Adventure Island 1 (1:25)
16. Basewars (1:31)
17. Marble Madness (1:37)
18. Kirby (1:43)
19. Batman 1 (1:49)
20. Battle Chess (1:55)
21. Mappy Land (2:01)
22. Maniac Mansion (2:07)
23. Kid Icarus (2:13)
24. Silius (2:19)
25. Duck Hunt (2:25)
26. Treasure Island 2 (2:31)
27. Goonies 2 (2:37)
28. Castlevania 1 (2:43)
29. Bugs Bunny Birthday (2:49)
30. Bomberman 1 (2:55)
31. Battletoads (3:01)
32. Bionic Commando (3:07)
33. Blades of Steel (3:13)
34. Blaster Master (3:19)
35. Castlevania 2 (3:25)
36. Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle (3:31)
37. Casino Kid (3:37)
38. Caveman Games (3:43)
39. Crystalis (3:49)
40. Deja Vu (3:55)
41. Double Dribble (4:01)
42. Duck Tales (4:07)
43. Double Dragon 2 (4:13)
44. Golgo 13 (4:19)
45. Hogans Alley (4:25)
46. Jackie Chan (4:31)
47. Castlevania 3 (4:37)
48. Double Dragon 1 (4:43)
49. Ninja Gaiden 1 (4:49)
50. North & South (4:55)
51. Prince Of Persia (5:01)
52. Metroid (5:07)
53. Metal Gear (5:13)
54. Pirates (5:19)
55. Mega Man 2 (5:25)
56. Micro Machines (5:31)
57. Paper Boy (5:37)
58. Punch Out (5:43)
59. Super Mario Brothers 2 (5:49)
60. Ultima IV (5:55)
61. The Three Stooges (6:01)
62. The Guardian Legend (6:07)
63. Bucky O’Hare (6:13)
64. Wizards & Warriors 2 (6:19)
65. Zelda (6:25)
66. Turtles 1 (6:31)
67. Tiny Toons Adventures (6:37)
68. Wrath of the Black Ninja (6:43)
69. Super Mario Brothers 3 (6:49)
70. Tecmo Super Bowl (6:55)
71. Tombs & Treasures (7:01)
72. Snakes Revenge (7:07)
73. Super Contra (7:13)
74. Snake Rattle n Roll (7:19)
75. Talespin (7:25)
76. Star Tropics 1 (7:31)
77. Spy Hunter (7:37)
78. Zelda 2 (7:43)
79. Yo! Noid (7:49)
80. Turtles 2 (7:55)
81. Silver Surfer (8:01)
82. Robin Hood (8:07)
83. R.C. Pro Am (8:13)
84. River City Ransom (8:19)
85. Shadowgate (8:25)
86. Robocop (8:31)
87. Rygar (8:37)
88. Tetris (8:43)
89. Supercars (8:49)
90. Rampage (8:55)
91. Willow (9:01)
92. Final Fantasy (9:07)
93. Mario Brothers (9:13)
94. Ghosts & Goblins (9:19)
95. Joe & Mac (9:25)
96. Donkey Kong (9:31)
97. Chip & Dale (9:37)
98. Legendary Wings (9:43)
99. Bubble Bobble (9:49)
100. Faxandu (9:55)

Deep-sea diving suit circa 1882 was made by Alphonse and Théodore Carmagnolle and it is being shown at the National Marine Museum in Paris. Hmm… they did not described how this thing being used, it looks heavy.

[via Dinosaurs and Robots]

One of the popular and famous game in NES was the Contra. I remember there’s a cheat where you can get 30 life. When you look it back now, it looks easier to play. But those days, it took your whole day to play. Check out this contra speed run after the break.

How’s a car concept in olden days? Have you thought of that? Yeah, this is the concept car from 1980 called Citroën Karin, a concept by Trevor Fiore in 1980. It is a three-seater car. More pictures after the break.

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Adrian Mann of New Zealand decided that he was going to build a piano when he was 16 years old, not just piano but world’s largest and longest grand piano. All done from scratch and entirely by hand. Four years later, he completed it.

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That’s fun, look for old pictures of places, print them out and go to the exact location and compare the past and present. This is done by Jasonepowell (flickr user), titled: Looking Into the Past. More pictures after the break.

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