The Retro Directory
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Retrogames - sell1
Retrogames.co.uk is a UK-based specialist online retailer and mail-order service for retro video games, consoles and memorabilia. Operating since the 1990s, the site stocks large ranges for formats such as the Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum, Atari, Sega Mega Drive, Nintendo systems and vintage PlayStation, and offers buying, selling and trade-in of collections plus an online magazine and an active eBay shop.
The Pixel Bunker | The new retro arcade situated in Central Milton Keynes
Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire
The Pixel Bunker is a retro arcade in Central Milton Keynes offering free‑play sessions on over 120 original/restored arcade cabinets and multiple pinball machines. Open on weekends (and holidays), it charges a session admission rather than per‑play, sells snacks, offers gift vouchers, accepts private hires and provides combo tickets with the on‑site film & sci‑fi and LEGO museums.
Vintage Hifi Restoration & Sales | Atherstone Audio
Atherstone, Warwickshire
Atherstone Audio (Atherstone, Warwickshire) is a specialist vintage hi‑fi workshop restoring, servicing and selling classic audio equipment from the 1950s–80s. Services include full restorations and turntable overhauls, valve and solid‑state amp repairs, reel‑to‑reel work, vintage instrument and PA amp restorations, custom phono/amplifier builds, PCB prototyping and analogue→digital mastering. Showroom visits are by appointment and a curated online shop lists restored systems and parts.
ZX Spectrum Repair – Lost Retro Tapes
Lost Retro Tapes is a retro-computing magazine and resource site focused on 1970s–1990s home computers. It publishes in-depth repair tutorials, restoration and build logs (notably ZX Spectrum, ZX80 and Commodore 64), parts lists, and reviews, plus a related YouTube channel, Discord community and paid quarterly issues.