Assorted gems of retro gaming nostalgia
Putting aside the Amiga for the time being, as now we look towards the C64 for our retro kicks, as the first game to be mentioned is RetroGamer1975’s side scrolling platformer of ‘AngiePuffy Quest’. In this game you play as AngiePuffy who lives on a small farm with her animals. […]
Once again Saberman has contacted us, as he has told us Retro Bones Games have released a new Amiga tech demo of their upcoming game’ Verge World – Icarus Rising ‘; a rather unusual looking game that’s coming to the Amiga, Atari, Mac and Mega Drive, in which you play […]
Spider webs posed a (mild) obstacle on some of this session’s dungeons. A second session with Abandoned Places has shown it to be an adequate but unmemorable Dungeon Master clone. Most of the things I initially liked about it–elements in which it departed from the usual Dungeon Master template–have […]
While many of you are eagerly awaiting the Amstrad version of The Sword of Ianna, or have played the excellent Amstrad Plus overhaul of Ghosts ‘n Goblins, then there’s another game you might be interested in playing and again an Arcade port, and that’s the upcoming Amstrad game ‘Alcon’ developed […]
Prepare to have your minds blown, especially if you have an Amiga! As we’ve been told by a good friend of ours that the 1981 classic Arcade game of ‘ Galaga ‘, has been released on the Commodore Amiga as a Monochrome tiny demake. This game originally developed and published […]
Written by Joe Pranevich Sex sells, but few things market a product better than controversy. Throughout much of the 20th century, it was an adage that a book or a play “Banned in Boston” was guaranteed to sell well elsewhere. Oscar Wilde once said that, “The only thing worse than […]
Haunt doesn’t have a title screen Well, I had a week off. I’ve been pretty good about keeping to a schedule of late, but ever since I started playing Rogue my desire to blog has somewhat dimmed. The problem is, I don’t want to play anything else, but the blog cannot […]
As the C64 was my first computer you would think it was the system which first introduced me to the magic of play at home video gaming. But actually it wasn’t, because before my family brought home the bread bin that day, I’d been playing some of the Nintendo Game […]
