
Nine CRTs, a nest of cables, and a room full of people pushing old hardware past its limits at three in the morning.

Nine CRTs, a nest of cables, and a room full of people pushing old hardware past its limits at three in the morning.

A slow-shutter photo of an oscilloscope's green trace piling up into something that looks less like a waveform and more like wet paint.
Shaders can turn your modern display into a nostalgic CRT. Here's how to get started with them in retrogaming.
Feed a sine wave into an oscilloscope's X and Y inputs and the electron beam becomes a brush—here's how to paint Lissajous figures and let an Atari 2600 draw its own sound.

An arcade cabinet's attract mode becomes a time capsule: the future as imagined by 8-bit hardware, where every jagged pixel promised tomorrow.