If you're in the Oregon area, then you just got to get over to the folks at Living Computers: Museum. They have formulated an incredible experience that will launch you back to the 80's! This museum/real life diorama puts you in the shoes of a day in the life you're a typical 80s teen. From the school classroom, complete with Apple IIe's loaded with Oregon Trail, to the local video arcade. This encounter will not only take you back but also show your kids just what we did wit

You'll find there are a variety of tastes when it comes to the final plight of those prized collectibles. Are you the guy or gal who on purchasing that coveted action figure, rip it open at first chance? Or do you lust over it, again and again in its original packaging, as if it were to lose its soul if removed from its cardboard prison? Or perhaps, like me, you're down the middle. You've already established that certain collectibles will not see the light of day. However, on

As the minutes pass by, we get ever closer to the sad reality, that Americas favorite toy store may soon be just another retail chain caught in the crosshairs of financial failure. With the bankruptcy filing in 2017 and then the hand-picked store closures, it looks as if nothing can stop this inevitable outcome. For those who haven't gotten a copy of RetroFused Issue #2, the editorial entitled, "The death of brick and mortar," covers some of the unfortunate truths, of why so

You have 20 seconds to comply! ED-209 has arguably got to be one of the most revered, robotic droid built law enforcers to have appeared on the big screen. Most who are familiar with the RoboCop franchise can probably attest to that statement. Ultimately, this enforcement droid was deemed a failure due to a deadly mishap. Despite his mechanical setbacks and ultimate destruction, ED-209 has been, and still is, overwhelming popular. Kenner took up the license a year after the f