Rad Recorder is an art and apparel brand assembled by professional nerd artist Vuk Oreb. Fueled by comic books, cartoons, science fiction and spooky stuff. Part nerd, part goth, 110% Rad. This blog delivers fresh and original art, articles and stories, videos and music - all sorts of pop culture stuff. Stay tuned, it's gonna be magical.
I grew up with a Master System. Yup, I was one of those Sega Kids. This was in Croatia in the 90s, which means a Master System II was already outdated, but damn it was fun. Hulk, Batman, Sonic, Speedball, all that stuff. It still works. Now, the SG-1000 is a totally fresh discovery for me, I never knew about it until yesterday. Glad I found out, but too bad there aren’t enough videos about it. - Vuk, RR
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When the Super Nintendo was released, some Swedish emigrant relatives of mine gave me their old Intellivision and some games - Astrosmash was one of my favorites, and I had the full package, box and slip-on cover included. The Intellivision had crappy graphics even back then, but it was fun to play.
Deadpool kicking 8-bit ass! From Deadpool’s Facebook Fanpage, this is how a NES Deadpool game box would look like.
Rad Recorder is an art and apparel brand assembled by professional nerd artist Vuk Oreb. Fueled by comic books, cartoons, science fiction and spooky stuff. Part nerd, part goth, 110% Rad. This blog delivers fresh and original art, articles and stories, videos and music - all sorts of pop culture stuff. Stay tuned, it's gonna be magical.
