Category: Computers
The team that brought us the C64 adaptation of Chopper Command back in August are pleased to announce that they have just released Keystone Kapers for the Commodore 64. Originally published by Activision for the Atari 2600 in 1983, Keystone Kapers sees you control mall cop Keystone Kelly with the objective to run as fast as you can to catch…
The Portuguese-speaking Clube MSX Magazine has released its latest issue, the number 6. The 40-page full-color issue brings lots of content and, as usual, some gifts for the readers. Reviews: The Awakening (MSX2) Los Amores de Brunilda (MSX2, MSX2+ e Turbo-R) The Sorrow of Gadhlan’ Thur (MSX2, MSX2+ e Turbo-R) First part of an article talking about audio expansions for…
Put your shades and stick your thumbs out as Cool Spot takes the spotlight in this weeks cooler than usual episode.
Another World is one of those cornerstone titles that turned heads upon it’s initial release for the Amiga and Atari ST back in 1991 with its cinematic cut scenes and wonderful game art and animations, attaining both critical and commercial success. Digital Monastery (the gaming division within Hokuto Force) has just released the introductory cut scenes of Another World for…
The Future Was 8-bit (TFW8b), predominately known for producing SD2IEC devices and the Penultimate+ Cartridge for the VIC20, has recently launched a new ‘9.99 Range’ of cartridge games featuring a number of in-house and user created titles. Initially catering for the Commodore VIC20 and Commodore 64 platforms, the ‘9.99 Range’ launched with the following titles: Cheese and Onion (VIC20) Nibbler…
It’s been over a year since our last update on Bomb Jack DX, which is a Bomb Jack fan remake for the Commodore 64. We was beginning to think this project was abandoned, however today Retrofan (and crew) surprised us with a brand new update! The new Beta 6 shows us improved gameplay for 2 players and other lovely additions,…
After a very long time in the dark, we can finally enjoy a new edition of Pro(c) Atari magazine. The Edition 2019 of the magazine is available as a Softcover-Book with nothing less than 104 pages, featuring many reviews and interesting articles about your favourite Atari computer! Time for a quickie English Software’s Smash Hits I NEW Games from Jon…
AMIGArama celebrates 100 episodes with a look back at some of the best Amiga remixes out there.
With a sequel close to it’s release after 25 years, AMIGArama takes a deep dive… Beneath a Steel Sky.
Antstream is the world’s first retro game streaming subscription service (think Netflix, but for retro games!). AJ, Martin, and Joerg talk to Antstream’s Brandon Keenan and Jo Clifford about how this all came together, and how they’re paving the way for the future of retro gaming. https://scene.world/antstream
