What makes Dan’s story newsworthy is the computer — a brand-new, still-in-the-box Apple II — and what he paid ... 4:00 in the morning playing Oregon Trail? In the end, I decided that I ...

Since this is a mobile robot, there needs to be a power supply in there somewhere. The Apple II had a fantastic switching power supply, but it ran off mains voltage. To make this Apple run off a ...

I bought it so I could stay up until 4 o’clock in the morning playing Oregon Trail ... the Apple II, as well as its sleek and simple approach and capabilities right out of the box.” ...

released in 1985 for the Apple II. That version of the game is still playable online on multiple websites and is downloadable as freeware. For those unfamiliar with the Oregon Trail itself ...

But for young people like me, the vintage Apple II is nothing more than old. Ten years older than I am, in fact, even if I do vaguely remember playing Oregon Trail on the Apple II in first grade.

Many of today’s franchises had their starts on humble machines such as the NES or the Apple II. Gamers who remember playing The Oregon Trail on the Apple II (or its later DOS and Windows ...

In an effort to cash in on the recent wave of Gen X and Millennial nostalgia-rich movies, Apple has announced that it is developing a film based on the video game The Oregon Trail, and you can bet ...

By Mia Galuppo Film Writer Grab your wagons and oxen, and get ready to ford a river: A movie adaptation of the popular grade school computer game Oregon Trail is in development at Apple.

The Oregon Trail app for Apple Arcade was today updated with a new integrated Health experience that's designed to motivate you to walk the 2,000 mile path in real life through gamification.

“The Oregon Trail,” first released in 1974 before making it big in 1985 on the Apple II, was designed as an educational computer game for students to learn the circumstances of 19th-century ...