Category: Reviews
War has never been so much fun….or has it, check out Noobs Game Review of Cannon Fodder, on the Amiga, and find out
The realm of home conversions is a strange beast, especially when differing software houses tackle the same game. Soldier of Light is the perfect example. Similarities run through both the Amiga and C64 ports but the amount of original content that makes it in, how that’s interpreted and iterated on makes for some subtle but important differences on how each…
We review the third installment of video game music remixes from Matt Gray!
Micro Machines for the Mega Drive hit the stores in 1993, does it still hold up today? Lets find out
Super Star Wars was released on the Super Nintendo in 1993, and was known as being a hard game, does it still hold up almost 30 years later?
We check out the latest Spectrum release from ZOSYA Entertainment
Scene World’s Merman has a look at the new bobr games: unboxing & gameplay by Nafcom
There’s no doubt that Motorhead are legendary, with their influence felt across a broad spectrum of pop culture. The band’s fast, overdriven bass lines were only overtaken by their now sadly departed frontman’s even faster living, like being kicked out of Hawkwind for getting busted with the wrong drugs or getting lip service from an enthusiastic female fan on stage….
As Ronald Reagan’s tenure as American president was coming to an end in 1988, The Cold War was cooling, Pinochet was defeated and The Naked Gun unleashed its comic capers on cinemas. In terms of the Amiga, games were still yet to push the system as far as we know it could go but we still received a good amount…
