More Playing Around With a Texas Instruments TI-99/4A

This is some additional B-Roll video I found when I was creating a video entry for an annual event called Retrochallenge. It was recorded in 2013. There is no scripting or editing of the content. This is being published for the sole purpose of giving the curious public something to watch.
It was recorded to be used for this video: • Retrochallenge 2013 pa...
There is nothing wrong with the video screen in the video. The dark banding that appears is an artifact of the CRT scan rate clashing slightly with the video camera's scan rate. This is one of the reasons why this clip did not make it to the final video.
So enjoy a little bit of activity while I try to play Demon Attack, Donkey Kong, Parsec, and others, all while forgetting that in order to use UP on the TI-99/4A joystick, I need to have the ALPHA-LOCK key in the up position. That's kind of a quirk with the TI home computer. It's apparent in the video that I was struggling to move up and couldn't figure out why, eventually relegating myself to using the keyboard to control the games.

[@EddyGurge]

Cool. Just added one of these to my collection last month!

[@jeffsalzman6843]

Enjoy it! My recommendation is to get some of the Atarisoft brand of games made for it. They leverage the power of the TI-99/4A video chip for some of the most realistic arcade ports of the day.

[@EddyGurge]

@@jeffsalzman6843 Good to know, thank you!