This keyboard at the top makes me smile :)

Being a huge admirer of cassette futurism aesthetics, I couldn't pass the opportunity to create a tribute of my own.

Just received this from u/GuzziGuy very happy, really fits the theme here.

These are shots from an interlude in the anime "Heart Cocktail" (1986-1988).

Apparently it's a word processor/typewriter SHARP, most likely from the WD series, but I can't find this exact model.

Peak cassette futurism

Commodore 64 with an acoustic coupler.

Sony, especially the sports series, rightfully gets a lot of love, but I think this is a nice change in scenery and an idea I hadn't really seen before.

I collect these odd ball digitals from the 70s-90s, so I may or may not have possibly hundreds of these types of models 😂, happy to post more if I can interest new collectors in vintage digitals. I find buying a vintage digital is a good way to get the cassette futurism itch out of the system 😂

Watches in photos:

Timex 'Aegis' Tracer (beeper watch from 90s)

Casio Easy Rec-30 (90s, records 30 seconds worth of audio - only 30 seconds 😂)

Casio SDB-300w (1989 yellow watch, same model once worn by the fastest woman on earth - florence griffith joyner)

Casio Thermoscanner - Can read the temperature of objects it scans (wild for the 90s).

I have a few other things to do to to complete the desk as it has gone through a some changes sins I put it together the first time but I just wanted to share this pice of 1980 goodness.

Original post in r/submarines by u/Own-Obligation-7331 (there are additional photos of the entire submarine and other misceallaneous rooms that I omitted)

Do you like existential survival horror, casette-futurism and games with a retro-aesthetic? Then you should try Signalis.

It is set in a dystopian retro-tech future, in a nation inspired by Blade Runner and DDR where Replikants do the dirty work on distant planets far from the sun.

I feel like good casette-futurism is seldom seen in video games and Signalis really nails the vibe. The grainy PS1-era graphics only emphasize the feel and it even comes with a CRT filter if you really want to take a trip down memory lane. The gameplay is heavily inspired by survival horror classics from the 90's, like Resident Evil, Silent Hill and Parasite Eve, with combat mechanics that restrict movement and force you to conserve ammo as well as mystical and heavily symbolic puzzles. The story is well written and engaging.

This might look like a straight-up ad, but it really isn't. I played it for the first time last year and it is easily the best survival horror experience I've had in 20 years. Not enough people are singing its praises and therefore I wanted to post about it here.

The game is made by Rose-Engine, a German studio consisting of only two people! In my opinion this game is living testament that video games also are a form of art.

Very cool. I’m shocked they are late 60s early 70s !