- Written by: Aidy
Date: 28th March 2025
Venue: The Hub, Cambourne
Tournament: NA
Tournament Winner: NA
Pretty much one year since the last one! This was a lot of fun, great to start things up again and already have the next one booked in so there's not such a long wait between events. Next one will be Friday 6th June 2025. Massive thanks to Electron Greg and RetroMegaMuffin for bringing some machines along.
- Written by: Aidy
Date: 15th March 2024
Venue: The Hub, Cambourne
Tournament: NA
Tournament Winner: NA
The Cambourne Retro Nights were becoming a regular occurrence and gaining momentum four years ago, before world events disrupted them. It's insane that it's been that long, so we've decided it's time to bring them back.
It was wonderful to see familiar faces again and to receive assistance from a few individuals who helped with setup and even brought their own retro hardware. Hopefully, we won't wait this long until the next one.
- Written by: Aidy
Date: 25th August 2023
Venue: Lord Conrad's Brewery, Dry Drayton
Tournament: NA
Tournament Winner: NA
Been a while since we did a Retro Night (3 years!) and Jon thought it might be fun to try and do one at the brewery for a change. Was a lot of fun as always, had some new people turn up and one individual was kind enough to bring his Spectrum Next for people to try out.
- Written by: Aidy
Date: 28th February 2020
Venue: The Hub, Cambourne
Tournament: Virtua Fighter (Sega Saturn)
Tournament Winner: Zack
First Retro Night of 2020! Awesome turn out and a few new faces. Local retro gamer Adam Sheik bought his brand new ZX Spectrum Next along for people to try our, which we set up next to an original model (Thanks to Chris Foulds for bringing that!).
16 people battled for supremacy in the Virtua Fighter tournament, which was eventually won by Zack and I played Fight Club on the original XBox for the first time.
- Written by: Aidy
Date: 29th November 2019
Venue: The Hub, Cambourne
Tournament: Goldeneye (N64)
Tournament Winner: Mark Clifford
Third Retro Night in Cambourne and appears to be growing in popularity. Tried a different layout, which meant we could get more systems out. This was a Christmas themed night, with a few festive decorations and an old black and white Binatone TV playing Christmas adverts from the 80s and 90s.
Unfortunately, Ian couldn't make it down but a few of us managed to work out the logistics for the Goldeneye tournament and managed to run it fairly successfully.
