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    I've been gaming since the days of Pong and still own a working Atari 2600 (among other elder statesmen systems!). I tend to ramble on about retro games, whether they be board games, video games or PC games. Sometimes I digress. Decades after earning it, I'm finally putting the skills I learned while completing my history degree from the University of Victoria to good use. Or so I think. If you're into classic old school gaming, this blog is for you!

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Catalog Cavalcade: Gateway to Adventure – 1981 TSR Hobbies

Once upon a time the RPG universe was filled with names like Top Secret, Boot Hill, Gamma World, and Dungeons & Dragons – both Basic and Advanced.  TSR Hobbies were The Game Wizards, and their creations were craved by masses of roleplayers worldwide.  Now they’re just another part of the Hasbro empire.  So, take a moment to peel back the pages of time, and peer into a different era of roleplaying with TSR Hobbies, Inc.’s 1981 product catalog, apply named: Gateway to Adventure!

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  1. […] can thumb through a PDF of the whole catalog at Recycled Thoughts from a Retro Gamer. The images above are from eBay, where you can usually find a copy for $5 – […]

  2. […] can thumb through a PDF of the whole catalog at Recycled Thoughts from a Retro Gamer. The images above are from eBay, where you can usually find a copy for $5 – […]

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