
A look at Time Bomb’s Quantum and its standout tale “Death and Taxes” a dark, clever sci‑fi twist on immortality, government control, and life after death.
A look back at Atari’s 1982 arcade oddity Quantum — trackball tricks, missed home ports, and a modern revival as the Atari Set continues.
Rediscovering a long‑lost 1992 Mario alarm clock, blending nostalgia with the unsettling persistence of a clock that’s been quietly ticking for decades.
The biggest news from this past week: guest blogger Barry Gibbons’ TimeWarped makes its debut right here on Beware The Spaceman. Barry begins his unreliable narrations by looking back at…
A memoir of Scouting, disability, and self‑reflection. Barry Gibbons revisits the Chief Scout’s Award and the meaning of achievement with imperfect memories.
A look at Aquaventure, an unreleased‑until‑2022 Atari 2600 scuba‑diving score‑chaser, covering its risk‑reward fish shooting, rising difficulty, and its likely fate as a casualty of the 1983 crash.
The threat of nuclear war is maybe an odd concept for a video game. In Missile Command you’re trying to stop your bases being hit by incoming missiles. The year…
The Atari 2600 was technically the second generation of video game consoles, but for many it was the first system they ever owned. Its importance in the history of video…
It started with the 2nd ever console I ever bought new: Blaze’s Evercade handheld. I don’t buy much gaming‑wise that isn’t on sale digitally or reconditioned these days. What sold…
Beware The Spaceman was always home for those of us who’ve felt a little off‑planet. A place for outsiders to launch our own projects and ramble away in our own…
The biggest news from this past week: guest blogger Barry Gibbons’ TimeWarped makes its debut…
Beware The Spaceman was always home for those of us who’ve felt a little off‑planet.…